Vitra Akari 75A Pendant

The Akari 75A Pendant was designed by Isamu Noguchi for vitra in 1951. Noguchi visited Gifu, a town known for its manufacture of paper lanterns, during his time there he began designing his Light Sculptures collection, he chose the title 'Akari' for these pieces as the word means 'light' in Japanese. The vitra Akari 75A Pendant is characterised by the lightweight shade, which is handcrafted from traditional washi paper by Japanese artisans and finished with a sun and moon logo, guaranteeing authenticity to the owner and resembling their Japanese heritage.

This pendant light produces a warm illumination, the paper shade filtering out the light source and resulting in a soft glow illuminating the room. For this reason, the vitra 75A Pendant is a stylish addition to classic living rooms, bedrooms and hallways. It can also add a calming ambience in dining areas - both residential and commercial.