Isamu Noguchi AKARI 1AD This is a lighting piece by Isamu Noguchi, named "AKARI," which translates to "lighting sculpture." Fantastic light is created from its materials and form. Isamu Noguchi About the Designer Born in Los Angeles in 1904. He enrolled in Columbia University, intending to become a doctor, while also studying sculpture at the Leonardo da Vinci Art School. Awarded a scholarship, he moved to Paris to study abroad. He then traveled to Beijing and Japan. In 1947, at the invitation of George Nelson, the design director at Herman Miller, he presented the "Noguchi Table." He is a world-renowned, great Japanese-American sculptor. His 100th birthday was celebrated in 2004, and his captivating works from that era continue to be reissued and garner attention. Designer: Isamu Noguchi Model: AKARI 1AD Size: Approx. W28 x H43cm Condition: Unused Notes: Generic product *Includes shade, light bulb, and power cord. Shipping Costs: Included nationwide *An additional shipping fee of 500 yen will apply to Hokkaido and Kyushu. *However, separate shipping estimates will be provided for special regions such as Okinawa and remote islands. Isamu Noguchi Isamu Noguchi Isamu Noguchi Japanese style Washi paper Table light Table lamp Desk light Desk lamp Table stand Desk stand Indirect lighting Pendant light Ceiling light Ceiling light Pendant lamp Light Lamp Lighting Lighting fixture Designer Designer furniture Generic Generic furniture Reproduction Reproduction furniture Table