Foscarini Rituals 3 wall light, lantern design

Wall lamp Rituals 3 reminds of lanterns from the Orient

If you look at the Rituals 3 wall lamp from the Venetian manufacturer Foscarini, you might think it is a paper lantern in which a candle provides a warm glow. This effect is created by a structure of irregularly arranged grooves that extend across the mouth-blown glass of the lampshade. This pattern makes the lamp seem as delicate as rice paper and also fascinates the observer with a play of light and shadow. The white glass dims the light and provides the surroundings with a soft, subdued glow.

The right-angled wall bracket made of cool metal forms an interesting contrast to the delicate, shapely glass shade. The two together form a perfect symbiosis and make Rituals a unique lighting solution for the four walls at home as well as for public areas. The luminaire can be mounted in two orientations: Either like a lantern downwards or upwards, so that the luminaire seems to float freely.