Hikari lamps are the result of various design possibilities of paper folding. Taking care of every detail, this 100% handmade products have a particular geometric design that makes them unique. The name of these lamps comes from Japan and allude to light; Hikaru is light, Mizuki means beautiful moon and Natsuki moon glow. These three lamps use the same folding lines with equivalent angles but different repetitions.
- Product Name
- Hikari Lamps
- Designer
- Moshi-Moshi
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