Isamu Noguchi, early Akari light, Ozeki manufactory in Gifu, Japan.<\/p>\n
Light fixture made of washi paper. Fixed by a steel wire frame on a bamboo stick.<\/p>\n
Black painted cast iron base.<\/p>\n
Small cut to the paper at the bottom edge.<\/p>\n
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Signature:<\/p>\n
Early moon-sun signature.<\/p>\n
In the base “Made in Japan”.<\/p>\n
On the fixing screws of the shade holder “Made in Japan”.<\/p>\n
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H 100 D 40<\/p>\n
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Rare Akari lamp by the American-Japanese artist Isamu Noguchi.<\/p>\n
It comes from the private property of the owner of the former D\u00fcsseldorf-based and world-famous restaurant Kikaku.<\/p>\n
He had acquired it in the early 1960s in Japan.<\/p>\n
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