Ryosuke Fukusada is made using the traditional Japanese wood carving technique "Rokuro". The pine wood is placed on a lathe and rotated to be the thinnest, with a thickness of only about 2 to 3 mm. In this way, light can penetrate through the thin wood layer, and combined with the original texture of the wood, it creates a visual experience like burning.
In addition, Ryosuke Fukusada specially chooses LED lights with cold light sources, so that there is no need to worry about overheating of the bulbs and damaging the wood surface, and it can visually emit a warm glow.
This wooden light bulb won the Kyoto Renaissance Design Award, and the complex manual production process also allowed this lamp to set a price of 2,000 euros.
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