About This Items
- Era: Approximately 1970s-
- Manufacturer: YAMAGIWA
- Designer: Shohei Mihara
- Size: Approximately W160 x D170 x H140 mm (converted to inches: approximately W6.30 x D6.69 x H5.51 inches)
- Material: Steel
- Cord: Approximately 2m, with a built-in switch
- Light Source Type: Incandescent bulb
This is a wall light designed by Shohei Mihara, known as "TRIMESH," featuring a bracket design. It represents the postmodern design of the 70s and 80s, making it a vintage item. The mesh parts come in black, contributing to the unique aesthetics of this Japanese postmodern lamp. It received the IF Award at the 1977 Hanover Fair.
Manufactured by Yamagiwa in Japan, it is a used item without the original manual or box. Despite its compact size, it is versatile and can be used as a wall-mounted, pendant, or floor lamp, offering a 3-way functionality. It has been tested for proper functioning and is compatible with bulbs up to 25W.
When using Japanese domestic specification lighting overseas, a voltage converter is required. Please be aware of this in advance.