Dezeen Magazine

Onduler and Sakulight by Chihiro Tanaka

Japanese lighting designer Chihiro Tanaka has produced two new products, one inspired by cherry blossom and one by "shimmering aurora and sublime mountain folds".

The lights are called Sakulight (above and top) and Onduler (below).

Here's some info from Chihiro Tanaka:

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Sakulight

Spring is ushered in by the cherry blossom. In the language of flowers, cherry blossoms signify "chastity" and "spiritual beauty." Like moonlit cherry blossoms, these beautiful blooming flowers, pure and white, imbue their surroundings with a mystical quality.

Hand-made petals delicately enfold the light within, gently and romantically illuminating. Just like their namesake, these light fittings enrich the spirit.

Onduler

Inspired by various "creases" that exist in nature, like shimmering aurora and sublime mountain folds.

Each fold overlaps the next in a regular array of waves, with light and shadow flowing from between to create a magical atmosphere. A light fitting with a "constructed" look.

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Posted by Rose Etherington