Minomushi is a pendant lamp with a very particular and attractive appearance. It is a lamp made entirely of recycled material, which has a luminous transparency much higher than that of paper, which makes it more than suitable for the realization of this kind of lamps.

This lamp is the result of a fascinating project carried out by Issey Miyake and his research and development team Reality Lab. Their project mainly deals with the realization of a fabric, initially used only for the clothing sector, through a series of mathematical programs and three-dimensional geometric formulas. This fabric is able to take and maintain 3D shapes from a single piece of fabric. Subsequently the use of this particular polymer was also extended to the lighting sector, hence the Minomushi lamp.

This lamp, thanks to this innovative and technological fabric, perfectly maintains its shape without the need for an internal structure. The production process, in fact, allows the creation of statuesque volumes strong enough to maintain their shape and, at the same time, to be reshaped without problems.

When not in use, the lamps can be stored folded.