Description
A lamp that is not just a lamp but a still for aroma therapy, that is to say a reference to a world of ancient rites, propitiated by essences, oils and extracts. Light produces warmth and therefore scents and therefore aroma therapy. The precious liquid is contained inside a blown-glass gem: Murano amber.
Technical data
Table lamp, giving diffused light, made of transparent crystal. Container for water and aroma-terapic essence and light-shade in amber glass. With dimmer.
209
1 x max 60W - G9 (dimmer)
↑ 30 cm Ø 12 cm
↑ 11,8" Ø 4,7"
Structure:
blow crystall
Structure color:
transparent
Diffuser/Reflector:
glass
Diffuser/Reflector color:
amber
Nerolia
Year of production: 2001
Design by Ferdi Giardini
With Giancarlo Maina and Marienzo Ferrero
Born in 1959 in Turin, Ferdi Giardini graduated in 1982 from the Accademia di Belle Arti (Fine Arts Academy) in Turin after following a course in stage design and worked as a stage designer until 1985-86. In 1986 he held his first one-man sculpture exhibition at the ''Franz Paludetto'' gallery in Turin. His most recent one-man exhibitions, on the other hand, took him in 2000 to the ''1000 Eventi'' gallery in Milan, in 1999 to the ''Carbone'' gallery in Turin and to the ''Forma Libera'' gallery in Barcelona Alongside this, he developed his educational activities and contributed towards creating the first areas at the service of children (''ludotheques''), in Turin. He entered the world of design with the ''Blow'' fan made of polymethyl methacrylate produced in 1997-98 by Luceplan, a company with which he also worked on other projects concerning ventilation. He started working for Oluce on both outdoor and indoor lighting projects in 1999.
