Dispel darkness through the unique stone lamp

Are you thinking about the butterfly? Well, it really looks as a wonderful piece of design. And it also signifies innovation at its best. But as of now, the center of focus is the object on which this butterfly cutout is placed. You may be wondering about what is so special about this object. This object is a stone lamp. And this imaginative concept has been turned into reality by Shibaya, a Japanese design group.

Stone lamp

This lamp, completely made from sea stone and natural wood, boasts of uniqueness in design as well as a natural touch in its structure. The stones vary in size and shape and so does the uniqueness associated with every lamp. Due to this difference in size and shape, a large variety of different stone lamps are available and so one can choose the desirable lamp according to one's own choice.

Being a part of 'Asia now' exhibition, which was hosted by Designbloom, this unique stone lamp can be used either as an art display or for home purposes. Holes were drilled to create a passage for the light. The cutout of a piece of wood is placed over the stone and when it is being lit, the carving of the butterfly gets illuminated. The most outstanding feature of this lamp is its design and the availability in a large number of variants. Also, the dual use to which this lamp can be put to is remarkable. The Japanese people are famous across the world for carving out unique objects from natural elements. This stone lamp is another unique example of Japanese creativity and its environment friendliness is its additional feature. In the present scenario, creativity exists in nearly every field. But a certain type of creativity is always associated with some kind of disadvantage for the common man in terms of high price or non availability of the object that is introduced in the market at any point of time. It is true that creativity comes at a cost. But you can easily purchase this wonderful table without spending much. It is affordable, unique, and ecofriendly.

Via: Designboom