AKARI LAMPS

AKARI | NOGUCHI LAMP UF3-Q

NOGUCHI LAMP UF3-Q

Akari Model Options :

Noguchi Floor Lamp UF3Q

Price: $728

Dimensions: 22" x 57"

Q-Replacement Shade

Price: $515

Noguchi Lamp UF3-Q Information:
The Akari Noguchi Floor Lamp UF3-Q is part of the Noguchi Light Sculpture Collection Modern during the post war era. Isamu Noguchi created an icon in the 50's. the lights have been in production for over 50 years and are still made by the same company in Japan using the traditional methods for creating japanese paper lanterns.

The unique design of the UF3-Q floor lamp features 3 black circles on each side of the shade. Designed by Isamu Noguchi

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NOGUCHI LAMP UF3-Q

Noguchi Lamp Uf3-q Details

AKARI SPECS:

Noguchi Lamp
Model: UF3-Q
Size: 22" x 57"
Light: Up to 75 Watt
Made in Japan

NOGUCHI LAMP UF3-Q
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About Akari Lights
Disclaimer: The term Akari means soft natural light in Japanese. The world-renowned artist Isamu Noguchi popularized the term Akari by his prolific designs, and collaborative works in the 1950s. All of our products are manufactured by sole Manufacturer Ozeki in Japan, are authentic and have a factory placed stamp of the "Half Moon Design" and the designer "signature" stamped on the shade. All lamp shades are available with an optional 120V US ceiling wire kit or wall plug in kits. Wire kits are pending ETL approval.

Under the first sale doctrine, we serve and sell fine Asian and European lighting products in North America. We are not an authorized seller. Our products are independently bought from Japan and packaged with english installation instructions. They are legally resold to happy and sophisticated customers that appreciate the difference. We disclaim any affiliation, endorsement, or connection with the Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum. They maintain the largest collection of Isamu Noguchi designs, and sell products not easily found elsewhere. Various copyrights and trademarks of the "Half Moon Design" Logo, the term "Akari", and the lamp shade designs are registered by the Foundation.

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