Normann Copenhagen Puff Pendant

Normann Copenhagen Puff Pendant was designed by Seska Huebner. The pendant represents one of the longest-standing Asian traditions in the light-making industry. A shade created by rice paper and a steel skeleton has been used for centuries and was originally displayed in temples. Huebner's trip to Japan sparked the inspiration for the Puff Lamp Collection. After seeing many variations of the rice paper shades, she decided on the perfect shapes for her version. This Puff Pendant shows a balance between functional minimalism and sculptural playfulness.

Puff Pendant emits a soft and gentle illumination to enhance your area be it in a residential or commercial setting. Its organic shape and structure give this pendant its versatility to suit all spaces while the rice paper shade allows for a muted glow as it gently shields the light source from being too bright and overexposed.