Awa Medium Pendant Lamp
The word awa in Japanese describes a bubble of air caught in liquid, a fleeting, weightless form that Fumie Shibata has made permanent in glass. Designed for Brokis, the Awa Medium Pendant Lamp interprets that image with hand-blown glass shaped into a softly inflated sphere, as though the breath of the glassblower is still held within it.
A wood or metal "stopper" element crowns the globe, anchoring the composition with quiet contrast. The gesture is simple and precise: two materials, two temperatures, one resolved form.
- Hand-blown borosilicate glass in transparent, smoked, or frosted finishes
- Stopper detail available in wood or metal
- Stem and canopy in aluminum on the standard configuration
- Designed by Fumie Shibata, Tokyo-based industrial designer known for her sensitivity to material and atmosphere
Shibata's practice moves between product and spatial design, always with attention to the way an object occupies air around it. The Awa pendant does exactly that: it floats, casts a diffuse glow, and reads as much as sculpture as it does as light source.
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Awa Medium Pendant Lamp
The word awa in Japanese describes a bubble of air caught in liquid, a fleeting, weightless form that Fumie Shibata has made permanent in glass. Designed for Brokis, the Awa Medium Pendant Lamp interprets that image with hand-blown glass shaped into a softly inflated sphere, as though the breath of the glassblower is still held within it.
A wood or metal "stopper" element crowns the globe, anchoring the composition with quiet contrast. The gesture is simple and precise: two materials, two temperatures, one resolved form.
- Hand-blown borosilicate glass in transparent, smoked, or frosted finishes
- Stopper detail available in wood or metal
- Stem and canopy in aluminum on the standard configuration
- Designed by Fumie Shibata, Tokyo-based industrial designer known for her sensitivity to material and atmosphere
Shibata's practice moves between product and spatial design, always with attention to the way an object occupies air around it. The Awa pendant does exactly that: it floats, casts a diffuse glow, and reads as much as sculpture as it does as light source.
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The word awa in Japanese describes a bubble of air caught in liquid, a fleeting, weightless form that Fumie Shibata has made permanent in glass. Designed for Brokis, the Awa Medium Pendant Lamp interprets that image with hand-blown glass shaped into a softly inflated sphere, as though the breath of the glassblower is still held within it.
A wood or metal "stopper" element crowns the globe, anchoring the composition with quiet contrast. The gesture is simple and precise: two materials, two temperatures, one resolved form.
- Hand-blown borosilicate glass in transparent, smoked, or frosted finishes
- Stopper detail available in wood or metal
- Stem and canopy in aluminum on the standard configuration
- Designed by Fumie Shibata, Tokyo-based industrial designer known for her sensitivity to material and atmosphere
Shibata's practice moves between product and spatial design, always with attention to the way an object occupies air around it. The Awa pendant does exactly that: it floats, casts a diffuse glow, and reads as much as sculpture as it does as light source.
