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Material: glass, cork, acrylic and LED modules. Size: 23,5 cm X 37 cm X 23,5 cm (W x H x D) ALMA lamp is composed by the overlapping of redeemed memories. Its designed is conceived from tests of stacking glass pieces, manufactured by blow molding in iron forms, that were found abandoned in a traditional crystal industry in São Paulo. This industry was created by the first generation of glass artists that arrived in the city, original from Murano in Italy, over a century ago. When researching this archive of shapes, we found forms dating back to the 40s until nowadays. The lamps are the result of the combination of these glass pieces in their different shapes, colors and textures. This set of crystal receives the laser-cut cork as a contemporary material, connecting the pieces. A special LED supply was designed for this collection, making the product more environmental responsible. |
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| Author | Estudio Guto Requena |
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