Toshihito Okura Presents the (Inedible) Ravioli Lamp
The Ravioli Lamp by Toshihito Okura looks more like a cartoon than an actual lamp. The extending arm of the lamp has the outline of a lamp on it. The lamp shade also has etching in the shape of a lightbulb, and is covered in a cellophane material.
There’s apparently nothing edible about the Ravioli Lamp, despite the name. Check out the links below for more on the Ravioli Lamp from Design Milk, and from Toshihito Okura’s Transparent Future Revolution.
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