




From KOZO: “The unique, functional lights are designed for a wide range of indoor home environments. The KOZO parts come from around the world and each bares the trademarks of its origin country. The materials are left raw and alive, with little authentic rust at the joints and the marks from hand tools that were used in the assembly process. KOZO products are handmade and assembled by us at the studio.”
3 comments:
Want one.
wow.... I feel so stupid for all the pipe parts I have thrown away over 20 years of construction work.
This lamp reminds me of some of the eLytes and other creations from New Orleans artidt Abe Geasland
http://www.abegeasland.com/home.html
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