The Kumiko Lamp: Japanese Woodworking Lighting Style

THE KUMIKO LAMP

Inspired by ancient woodworking techniques that traditionally take months of meticulous labor to produce, this piece reimagines historic geometric design into an accessible, modern masterpiece.

- "Kumiko is a traditional Japanese woodworking technique that involves assembling wooden pieces into intricate geometric patterns without using nails or glue. Tracing its origins back to the Asuka period (600–700 CE), kumiko evolved alongside Buddhist temple construction in Japan. Over time, the craft developed into a uniquely Japanese art form, reflecting the nation’s delicate sense of beauty and craftsmanship."

ARTISTRY MEETS MODERN ENGINEERING

The lamp features a stunning, intricate lattice pattern—reminiscent of the classic Asanoha star motif—that serves as a beautiful focal point whether illuminated or unlit. By utilizing modern manufacturing techniques, we've captured the delicate beauty of Kumiko woodwork using an eco-friendly High-Density Biodegradable PLA plastic. Finished in a smooth, matte light brown, it beautifully mimics the look and feel of natural wood.

COSTOMIZABLE AMBIENCE

An inner translucent diffuser softly scatters the light, preventing harsh glare and projecting a warm, captivating silhouette. Because lighting dictates the mood of a room, the Kumiko Lamp adapts to your exact needs. It comes equipped with an adjustable 60W bulb, allowing you to seamlessly shift the color temperature from a relaxing 2700K warm white to a crisp 5600K cool white.

SPECIFICATIONS:
- Dimensions: 8" H x 5.5" W x 5.5" D (204mm x 140mm x 140mm)
- Material: High-Density Biodegradable PLA
- Finish: Matte Light Brown Wood Color
- Illumination: 60W bulb with adjustable color temperature (2700K Warm to 5600K Cold)
- Hardware: 10 ft. (3m) cord with a convenient inline switcher and standard outlet socket