Zettel'z Laughing Buddha pendant light
Noble and an eye-catcher
The appearance of the Zettel'z Laughing Buddha pendant light can be flexibly varied and adapted to individual room conditions. The leaves made of Japanese pier show shards of Chinese porcelain figurines and are individually attached to the filigree metal structure and can be freely rotated and aligned to achieve the desired light distribution. As a solitary and central lighting element in a dining room, living room or bedroom or as a decorative eye-catcher in an entrance area, hallway, gallery, bay window or pointed arch - the pendant light Zettel'z Laughing Buddha is unique for a wide range of applications and furnishing styles. The special design of the paper sheets that act as a diffuser makes this luminaire a unique statement.
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Uplight and one downlight
As early as 1997, Ingo Maurer designed the pendant light Zettel'z 5with which - as is so often the case - he breaks with conventional notions of a pendant light . The luminaire has a diameter of 120 centimeters and is equipped with two light sources, an uplight and a downlight. These have E27 sockets. The light sources are not included, but can be ordered on request. The Zettel'z Laughing Buddha pendant light is equipped with a 3.3 meter long power cable. For small room situations, we recommend the Zettel'z 6 with a diameter of 80 centimeters, a light source and DIN A6 Washi sheets.
Washi as a world cultural heritage
Washi is the name of the Japanese paper used for the Zettel'z pendant lights from Ingo Maurer . Despite its filigree nature, this special paper is many times stronger and more durable than local paper made from cellulose. It is made from fibers of Japanese wood species using traditional manufacturing techniques and was declared an intangible world cultural heritage in 2014.
Masterpiece of design and craftsmanship
One thing is certain: The Zettel'z Laughing Buddha pendant light from Ingo Maurer is undoubtedly a masterpiece of design and craftsmanship. With its unique shape, its versatility and adaptable silhouette, its timeless elegance and, last but not least, its sustainability, the Zettel'z Laughing Buddha combines everything you could wish for in a charismatic lighting object. This lamp is therefore not only a fully functional lighting element, it also lends the room a fantastic atmosphere.
Quality of light
"The quality of the light is more important to me than the form and so I concentrated on that," said Ingo Maurer , commenting on his work as one of the most important lighting designers.Designer of the 20th century. His lighting designs are preceded by the iconic "Bulb", which was created in 1966 by a twist of fate and has accompanied Ingo Maurer throughout its life: "The light bulb has always been my leitmotif, right from the start." Maurer's designs are diverse and are sometimes created in symbiotic cooperation with other designers, such as in 2012 with Moritz Waldemeyer for the LED luminaire with the telling name "My New Flame".
Ingo Maurer Originals
With TAGWERC you can purchase the Zettel'z Laughing Buddha light object and the entire Ingo Mauer collection. Online, at TAGWERC Design STORE, you can experience a curated selection of Ingo Maurer Design lights. We will be happy to make you an offer for any of Ingo Mauer's designs not listed here.
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Material
- Lampshade
- Material
- Color
- 80 DIN A5 sheets as follows
- Printed
- Unprinted
- Canopy
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- Japanese paper
- white
- .
- 80 pieces
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- YES
Dimension
- Height
- Diameter
- Weight
- Cable/steel cable length
- Cable color
- 120.00 cm
- 120.00 cm
- 1.70 kg
- 330 cm
- white
Light source
- Version
- Max. power
- Execution
- Bulbs included
- E27
- 2x MAX. 75 - 250 WATT
- Opal / White
- no
The Zettel'z Laughing Buddha pendant light was designed by
Ingo Maurer and team
Ingo Maurer is one of the most extraordinary lightingDesigner designers of the second half of the 20th/early 21st century. His designs outline his own, unsurpassed design style. Born in Germany, he is immortalized worldwide through unique light objects and light installations in private and public spaces. His company, named after him, still produces Ingo Maurer's designs today.
