⚫︎︎ ⚫︎ ⚫︎ Product Overview #YAMAMI Yamagiwa #YAMAMI Minimalism This is a very old desk light from Yamagiwa. Estimated to be from the late 70s to early 80s. The logo on the sticker confirms it's from Yamagiwa, but I couldn't determine if it was an imported or domestic product even after researching (and Yamagiwa couldn't confirm either), making it a very mysterious lamp. The design is stripped down to the extreme, highlighting the details. The combination of straight lines and curves, the cylindrical shape, and the way the cord is incorporated into the design, reminds one of Italian modern design, or perhaps Ingo Maurer. The shade is a semi-matte dark gray. Rubber is used in the joints, and steel is used for the pole and base. The neck and middle sections are adjustable. The shade cannot be swung left or right, but the height can be finely adjusted. The design seems to straddle modern and postmodern styles. It also resonates with the work of designers like Castiglioni, Mario Botta, Richard Sapper, Carlo Forcolini, and Philippe Starck, who create extremely beautiful products with minimal materials. ⚫︎︎ ⚫︎ ⚫︎ Specifications, Approximate Size, and Condition Size (maximum): Height 760 Width 760 Depth 150 Confirmed to light up properly (intermediate switch, E17 bulb size). Carefully cleaned. Machine oil has been applied, but this may cause some slippage after adjusting the angle. It should gradually improve as the oil wears off. The following are signs of aging and damage: ・Photos 14, 15, 16: Minor dents, distortion, and one spot of peeling on the shade. ・Photos 17, 18: Some rust spots on each joint. Please understand that this is an old, used item that has been stored at home before purchasing. We deal in vintage items. ※ Search terms include "Italian modern," "postmodern," "Artemide," "Flos," "Ingo Maurer," "minimalism," "Nordic," "Louis Poulsen," "Poul Kjærholm," and "Space Age."