Asian-Style Rice Paper Lamp

At first glance, the " Formakami " JH3 pendant lamp by & amp;Tradition resembles a traditional Asian lantern, typically used for festivals or as decoration. Through strategic accents of wood, Spanish designer Jaime Hayon lends the lights a Scandinavian charm that can be easily incorporated into a variety of living spaces.

Direct & & Indirect Light

The delicate rice paper of the pendant light is shaped by black-stained oak rings. This creates a silhouette that produces a unique light pattern. The “ Formakami ” lamp is equipped with two light sources: While one bulb is located in the upper, enclosed part of the lamp and provides soft, indirect light, the second bulb in the open section is responsible for direct light that brightly illuminates the area below. This makes the JH3 particularly well-suited for atmospheric lighting above the dining table, where the “ & amp;Tradition” lamp creates bright moments with both direct and indirect light.