Hinaki Pendant Light: Medium Style:Kitset a prime collaborator in Karimoku's

a prime collaborator in Karimoku's newly-minted quest to engage exciting new international talent as well as to promote responsible craftsmanship with efforts to preserve and revitalize Japanese hardwood forests at home

in a light or dark black-brown stained finish

First unveiled in 1958

Jaime Hayon's left brain/right brain table design

Crafted in hot-dipped galvanized iron with a resistant powder-coated finish

Hinaki Pendant Light: Medium Style:Kitset a prime collaborator in Karimoku'sDescription The first lamp New Zealand designer David Trubridge ever made in 1995 was shaped like a hinaki, the eel traps the Maori make from woven vines. The elongated form of the Hinaki Pendant Light equally captures attention in a foyer or room. A passion for the environment and earth drives the construction of all David's work, primarily made of renewable bamboo and flat packed to reduce freighting and packaging resources and the identical pieces