Taraxacum pendant lamp
$699.99
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Designed in 1988 by Achille Castiglioni, this lamp was an update to the Taraxacum S2 which he designed 28 years earlier. The lamp gets its name from the formal name for a dandelion. The center of the lamp has twenty triangular sides, each of which hold three bulbs for a total of 60. Alternate sizes have six and ten bulbs per panel for a total of 120 and 200 respectively. Made of polished aluminum.
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Dimension: | S: Diam 35cm / Diam 13.8'' (20 bulbs) M: Diam 50cm / Diam 19.7'' (40 bulbs) L: Diam 60cm / Diam 23.6'' (60 bulbs) XL: Diam 80cm x / Diam 31.5'' (60 bulbs) Cable adjustable max 200cm / 79'' |
Color: | Transparent |
Material: | Glass |
Bulb: | G4 (included) |
Voltage: | Compatible with 110-240 Volts |
Dimmable: | No (optional, please contact our customer service) |
Assembly: | Required |
Installation: | Hardwired / Professional Installation Required |
Certifications: | CE / UL listed / SAA |
Customization: | Available, please contact our customer service. |
Disclaimer: | This item is not an original which is sold under license. |
Delivery term: | 7-15 days |
Country of origin: | China |
Shipping: | Free Delivery Worldwide |
Warranty: | Manufacturer 12 months |
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Designed in 1988 by Achille Castiglioni, this lamp was an update to the Taraxacum S2 which he designed 28 years earlier. The lamp gets its name from the formal name for a dandelion. The center of the lamp has twenty triangular sides, each of which hold three bulbs for a total of 60. Alternate sizes have six and ten bulbs per panel for a total of 120 and 200 respectively. Made of polished aluminum.