Oshibe plays different sounds when you place the little lighting eggs on!

At ICFF 2010 in New York, we met London-based designer Tomomi Sayuda, who was exhibiting Oshibe, London based designer Tomomi Sayuda showed off "Oshibe". An interactive sculpture that illuminates and plays ambient sounds to keep you entertained. Oshibe in Japanese means stamen. This cool design is inspired by eggs, plants, light and the moon. When you put eggs on stamens, Oshibe plays tender ambient sounds and glows up. And yes, each stamen plays a different sound depending upon the number and position of the eggs. Check out the video of Oshibe after a jump.

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