Farolito “Paper Bag” Recycled Plastic Table Lamp

Description

A 3D-printed lamp that combines southwestern tradition with Brooklyn innovation.

MoMA Exclusive: Named for the paper bag lanterns that are popular in New Mexico, the Farolito Table Lamp (farolito is lantern in Spanish) is 3D-printed from recycled plastic. Conceived by designer Sean Kim of the Brooklyn-based design studio Wooj, the Farolito Lamp mimics a humble paper lunch bag, complete with the distinct crease where the bag is typically folded and flat-packed appearing on two sides of the shade. The light-brown lamp is produced in a shape that is exclusive to our customers and gives off a soft glow.

Features of the Farolito “Paper Bag” Recycled Plastic Table Lamp include:

• 3D-printed in Brooklyn from recycled PLA.
• Requires 1 E12 bulb 2700K (soft warm white) bulb (included).
• 210 lumens, non-dimmable.
• Powered by standard plug-in.
• In-line cord on/off switch.
• Due to the 3D-printing process, minor variations in color and texture may occur, adding to the uniqueness of each lamp.
• Measures 8.75h x 4.75w x 7″d.