Tokujin Yoshioka's tear drop lamp

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Photo: Tokujin Yoshioka

Check out this beautiful, glass-and-aluminum tear drop pendant lamp by famed furniture designer Tokujin Yoshioka. Yoshioka got his start as an apprentice to Issey Miyake; his work can now be seen in places like the MoMa and the MUJI store. Same guy who made the natural crystal chair that I posted on Boing Boing last fall. The lamp's not for sale, but it'll be on display at the Milan Design Week later this month. [via Designboom]


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#1 posted by OM, April 6, 2009 12:23 PM

...Teardrop? Look a bit circular rather than teardrop-shaped.

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#2 posted by Anonymous, April 6, 2009 2:37 PM

yeah... the Japanese need to take fewer mechanical engineering classes and more geometry classes!

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I'm not paying more than $19.99 for a Tap Light. And you have to throw in a Sham-Wow if I call in the next 13 minutes.

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