Born in 1970 by Livio Castillioni and Jean Franco Frattini, this work, which was defined as "snake that emits infinite light", quickly became part of Italy and the world's design history.. The structure with a translucent flexible PVC and equipped with resin terminals is a design item that transcends the era and transcends the times.. Thanks to the flexible form, you can put it on the ground, put it on a table, hang, twist, and create new light play every day.. It was manufactured from 1970 to 1983, and some improvements were added in 1999.. The products introduced this time are Japanese specifications manufactured in 2010.. Japanese specification is a rare product. Please consider purchasing a product that is suitable for Modern Classic.. Boalum is stored in many design museums, including the Modern Art Museum in Philadelphia and the Italian Design Museum in Milan.. 【important point】
Detstock / unused. It is a product manufactured in 2010. It will not be covered by the manufacturer. Please consider after understanding the above. [About the product]
[Brand] Artemide (Artemide)
[Import source] Yamagiwa (YAMAGIWA)
[Product name] Boalum
[Design] Livio Castillioni Janfranco Frattini
[Product dimensions] Approximately diameter 6 cm x length 2 m
[Material] Plastic
[Light bulb] 5W x 25 pieces
[Remarks] Rare Japanese specifications

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