Kundalini LED arc floor lamp Kyudo Dimmable

The Hansandfranz project was inspired by the old Japanese arch art. A thin and flexible arc that conveys elegance, balance and harmony. Kyudo comes from the talent of two young German designers, Konstantin Landuris and Horst Wittmann - Hansandfranz, who, with Kundalini, share the unconventional and unscheduled handling of rooms and solutions. Kyudo, literally "the path of the arch", is a thousand-year-old discipline that is deeply rooted in Zen philosophy and is based on a completely opposite attitude towards western rationalism. The concentration on the goal is not as important as the inner concentration and the beating of every gesture as part of a precise ritual in a magnetic dance caused by the breath. While Kundalini draws from remote cultures and traditional meanings, he uses advanced technologies and materials and achieves great and creative results. The LED technology creates a light band along one of the two arches of the lamp structure. The arches slide together and enable the extension of both the lamp and the light line. It can be regulated at the user. "Kyudo". A form that can be easily adapted to different situations: reading, relaxing, conviviality.

Standing lamp, mounted with a diffuser on a slides, can be regulated as required. Structure made of glossy lacquered aluminum die cast. LED light strips with low voltage.