Shogun Table Lamp

Shogun is a table lamp with black and white painted metal stem, adjustable diffusers in perforated plate steel painted white. Designed by the great master Mario Botta in 1986 for Artemide.   Famous all over the world, Shogun by Artemide represents the balance between richness and sobriety. This table lamp, designed by Swiss architect Mario Botta in the 1980s, encapsulates all the passion for geometry and chromatic contrasts that have made its great artist an icon of European and international architecture. What has made Mario Botta's Shogun a great success is its architectural nature, evident in its aesthetic look, coherent with the buildings created by the architect. The Shogun lamp presents an unusual structure: a stem in black and white painted metal, and two flexible perforated diffusers that rotate to give spectacular playful effects of light and shadow. Flexibility, elegance, originality: this lamp by Mario Botta explores the forms, materials and patterns of lighting design. Considered by Artemide as one of its greatest lighting masterpieces, today the Shogun table lamp is exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum in New York.   Light Source: Light Bulb not included. 1x150 W halogen (E27) ECO - 220v