Japanese hand-blown glass bulbs are unique in appearance

Japanese LED lighting has a variety of unique styles of hand-made LED lamps, and the most eye-catching on the site is this series of light bulbs named "BIEI", which has a subversive traditional appearance, and by a number of glass craftsmen Hand-blown and designed, the diverse shapes represent the ultimate beauty of glass, but also because the pure hand-made will have some differences, but also to show the uniqueness of each light bulb.

“Lava” was designed by glass craftsman Yasuda Minatoma. It was inspired by the volcanic lava to create its slightly flat appearance. In addition, the small bubbles covered in the glass added a sense of fantasy to the light bulb. Because the distribution of hand-blown glass bubbles is not fixed, each bulb is unique.

What is most special about Lava is that it is not only a light bulb but also a luminaire. Its unique appearance makes it possible to place it directly on the desk as a lighting fixture. It is very convenient!

The shape of the icicle was designed by a glass craftsman, Shang Pu Cheng. Its most special feature is that it does not require the use of mold support in the process of hand-blowing, but it is naturally formed by gravity. When you turn on the light, the light slowly spreads to the very bottom with the top, and it looks as if it shines on a real icicle.

The dragon fruit shape is designed by glass craftsman Iida Sangyang. The sharp shape of the bulb is produced by removing the glass from the furnace and quickly cutting it with scissors to form a special shape, also because of the sharp appearance of the LED light source. Diffuse, sparkling, special appearance through the glass.