KUSHI 33 - Pendant Light CollectionZero

KUSHI 33 - Pendant Light CollectionZeroKundalini Kushi 33 Pendant Light Glowing opal orb light Kushi stands for skewer in Japanese, Kundalini Kushi 33 Pendant Light is designed by Alberto Saggia and Valerio Sommella the metal rod which acts as the main structure goes through a frosted round piece of glass the vaguely resembles the shape of an apple, but in white, which when bunched up look like the catkins of a goat willow. The Kushi range of lights from Kundalini cast a soft glow around

when used singly

The Table lamp extends dramatically forward to position its shade overhead

depending on the direction of torsion—that is how the wood veneer is twisted

With its elegant proportions and understated style

Bamboo is a poetic collection between nature and design

the designers chose to work with a fine mask perforated sheet metal

The lampshades are mounted to an elegantly constructed metal frame

Made from all natural goose feathers

spiralling shade creates a sculptural shape that can be appreciated from several vantage points

Chimes is based on the graceful lines that occur from rows of trees in the woods

Metaphor of the ideal digital of speed and technology

but it's right there in front of you