Paper Moon Table Lamp 40 Floor & Table Lamps Asano

Paper Moon Table Lamp

By Shigeru Uchida, for Asano

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Paper Moon Table Lamp - Steel / Washi Paper
Paper Moon Table Lamp - Steel / Washi Paper
Paper Moon Table Lamp - Steel / Washi Paper
Paper Moon Table Lamp - Steel / Washi Paper
Paper Moon Table Lamp - Steel / Washi Paper

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Paper Moon Table Lamp

By Shigeru Uchida, For Asano

$149.00 - $160.00

Width
12.5”

SPEC #: ASA1303160 | ID: AS-PM-01

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      • Finish: Steel
      • Color: Washi Paper
      • Size: 12.5"W x 9.25"H
      • Cord Length: 75"
      • Materials: Paper, Steel
      • Bulb:
        1 x A15/E17 (Intermediate)/25W/120V Incandescent
        Bulb not included
      • Total Wattage: 25 watts
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      Paper Moon Table Lamp

      SPEC #: ASA1303160

      ID: AS-PM-01

      Designed by Shigeru UchidaRead Bio

      Handcrafted in Japan's Gifu prefecture, the Paper Moon Table Lamp offers a touch of global-inspired style. The lamps feature a traditional washi paper shade with bamboo ribbing over a steel frame, creating a rich visual texture and warm ambient light. The lamp is available in a variety of soft, organic shapes which will complement each other effortlessly in a grouping of multiple lamps. On/off switch located on cord.

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      Finish: Steel

      Color: Washi Paper

      Prop 65 Warning for California Residents This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known in the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.

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      Asano lighting offers a distinctive blend of traditional Japanese craftsmanship and modern design principles, specializing in handmade paper table lamps. For nearly a century, their Gifu prefecture artisans have meticulously crafted these lamps using natural materials like Washi paper and bamboo, each piece boasting a warm, diffused light and a simple elegance that complements both contemporary and zen aesthetics. These eco-friendly lamps, incorporating modern LED technology, are perfect for those seeking a unique and beautiful lighting solution that brings a touch of Japanese artistry to their home.

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      A leading Japanese designer of his time, Shigeru Uchida (1943-2016) worked in a variety of fields ranging from architecture to urban planning to furniture and lighting design. He established his studio Uchida Design Institute in 1970 and produced a number of renowned minimalist designs over the course of his career. Uchida's works are featured in the permanent collections of the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and the Conran Foundation.