Matiko pendant lamp

90,00  IVA inc.

(base price)

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Additional information

Weight1 kg
Dimensions21 × 21 × 21 cm
Made to order

Sobre Pedido

Production time

2-4 weeks

Material

Ceramics

Product's main material

baked black clay

Height

14

Diameter

18

Bulb included

No

Bulb type

e14

Cable color

Negro

Cable Length

150

Weight

0.5

Description

The Matiko lamp is a pendant lamp made in 3D printing in black mud without glaze, which includes a conical florón and the black textile cable.

Ceramic extrusion 3D printing makes each lamp build with small layers of 1.6mm, which are spiraling, until the cone is built. This process takes a time of 5h 43′ per lamp.

Due to the nature of ceramics, each sustainable hanging lamp is unique, since factors such as ambient humidity or the kneading of each tank influence.

Short Description

The Matiko lamp, is a pendant lamp made in 3D printing in black mud baked without glaze, including a conical flower and black textile cable. 3D printing by ceramic extrusion makes each lamp build with small layers of 1.6mm, which are spiraling, until the cone is built

Abana Bilbao

Pieces with identity and character

Muka Design Lab is an award-winning industrial design studio specializing in the creation, design, and development of furniture, homeware, and small appliances that possess a distinct identity and character. From the initial concept—encompassing ergonomics, usability, and maintenance—to the selection of materials and production technologies, the studio’s commitment to "Slow Design" drives them to champion local materials and collaborate with skilled artisans and local workshops. Their goal is to create sustainable everyday objects that captivate through their design and originality. This is a company that perfectly embodies a "Go Local" philosophy. Their work has been featured in publications such as *AD Architectural Design*, *Fast Company*, *Archi Expo*, *Dezeen*, and *El PaĆ­s*; showcased at international design exhibitions in Milan and Los Angeles; and honored with a Red Dot Design Concept Award.

Eco-designers Laxmi and Lucas met while studying under a scholarship from the DZ Product Design Center; they subsequently went on to the Master’s program in Product Design at Coventry University’s Faculty of Art and Engineering, where both graduated with honors in 2006. After completing their training and gaining professional experience working for others, they founded Muka Design Lab to continue exploring their own unique concepts.