Manta 2.0 / Ray of Light
Limited Edition. Designed by Joeri Claeys. The sea is never far away with this unique lamp. Inspired on, and a tribute to, one of the most amazing sea creatures: the Manta Ray. The aim was to create a modern table lamp with a sculptural and organic form that tries to provoke people into using their imagination. Casting a beautiful atmospheric light and mysterious shadow.
Bent 3mm iron lacquered in white.
Height: 23cm / Width: 50-33cm
Light source: halogen bulb, 12V Max 20W G4 – IP23
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