Vitra Akari Lamps

Designed by Japanese-American artist Isamu Noguchi in 1951, the Vitra Akari lamps are iconic pieces that blend traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern design. Each lamp is handmade from washi paper and bamboo, creating a warm, soft glow. 

Available in various shapes and sizes, Akari lamps are lightweight, versatile, and perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any space.

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Who Manufactures Akari Lamps?

Vitra, a Swiss company specialising in modern furniture and lighting design, produces Akari lamps. Vitra collaborates with designers and artists like Isamu Noguchi, who created the Akari Light Sculptures in 1951.

Where Are Akari Lamps Made?

Akari lamps are handcrafted in Japan, utilising traditional materials such as washi paper and bamboo. These materials and methods reflect the Japanese artistry that Isamu Noguchi incorporated into his design, blending cultural craftsmanship with modern design principles.