Tama Pendant TSUMUGI joined with brass

joined with brass

Its sculptural form plays with contrast - sharp

bent by hand rather than heat

Centred above a double bed or sofa

faceted mountain that rises to a peak and flares softly to a wide rim

Tama Pendant TSUMUGI joined with brassTama, meaning jewel in Japanese, is cut like one, a wide, low lantern of faceted planes that catch the light differently from every side. It originates from Mito, one of Japan's primary regions for paper lantern craftsmanship. Where traditional lanterns use bamboo or wire for their internal frame, Tama uses a cast PET resin framework, allowing light to pass through the frame itself and minimising the shadow of the structure on the shade. The washi