Kina 44 Bamboo Lamp David Trubridge

Kina 44 Bamboo Lamp David Trubridge

Kina is widely used over dining situations as its opening allows clear light onto the dining surface. Kina has a woven language with soft rounded connections.

The form of our Kina light comes from the shell of a sea-urchin, which in New Zealand is called Kina by the indigenous Māori people. David saw one frozen under the Antarctic ice during a visit there in 2004. The shell had absorbed enough warmth from the sun to melt the ice around it. He used the same mathematical formula as Coral and Floral to develop the design and make one from thin plywood. Kina is widely used over dining situations as its opening allows clear light onto the dining surface. Kina has a woven language with soft rounded connections, interweaving the fine grained bamboo. The size range makes Kina an ideal choice anywhere from a small bedroom right up to a large foyer or lobby.

Materials: Bamboo Plywood, Nylon Clips

Specifications:
440mm
Width: 440mm
Height: 200mm
Depth: 440mm
Weight: 0.5kg
Lamp Holder: E14 - 60 watt max
Cord: 2 metres

This pendant does not come with a bulb or ceiling rose.