TALIESIN® HOMAGE
2025-07-16 08:06:22

Introducing the TALIESIN® HOMAGE: An Uniquely Inspired Archaeological Lamp

The TALIESIN® HOMAGE: A Fusion of Ancient Inspiration and Modern Design



Introduction


In an exciting collaboration with renowned architect Tsuyoshi Tane, YAMAGIWA Corporation has launched a remarkable new lighting fixture—the TALIESIN® HOMAGE archaeological lamp. This innovative product encapsulates a unique design philosophy that bridges the ancient with the contemporary, inspired by the architectural legends of the past, specifically the works of Frank Lloyd Wright.

The Inspiration Behind TALIESIN® HOMAGE


The TALIESIN® HOMAGE collection is a tribute to the brilliance of Frank Lloyd Wright, particularly referring to his influence from Maya ruins which led to the creation of extraordinary architectural marvels. The lamp is designed to resemble an ancient structure, built with a block formation reminiscent of archaeological sites. Each element of the lamp has been crafted meticulously to echo the ancient inspirations of the past while securing a place in the modern world.

Architect Tsuyoshi Tane elaborates, “We aimed to create light that feels both modern and ancient. When Wright designed the TALIESIN lamp, he was influenced by Maya civilization. Through a tribute of tributes, the design reflects a singularity of the block form, integrating LED lighting with structural elements to create a symphony of light and shadow.”

Creative Process and Manufacturing


The TALIESIN® HOMAGE features intricately designed mortar shades that not only serve a practical purpose but also elevate the aesthetic value of the lamp. The production process utilizes high-precision vibration molding techniques to ensure that every delicate pattern on the shade—visible from both sides—maintains its artistic integrity. Further enhancing the look, a sandblasting technique is employed to provide a natural texture. Each component is crafted to meet exacting standards for both dimensional tolerance and opening precision, ensuring the highest quality in pre-cast lighting fixtures. The support for this manufacturing expertise comes from Nihon Kogyo Corporation, which contributed to both the creation and imagery for the lamp.

Product Features and Details


The TALIESIN® HOMAGE is available for order with the following specifications:
  • - ### Product Code: 322S7587 (Main Body)
- Price: ¥990,000 (including tax)
  • - ### Product Code: 322Z1281 (Shade)
- Price: ¥1,430,000 (including tax)
  • - Total Price: ¥2,420,000 (including tax, made to order)
  • - Dimensions: H2044 × W414 × D414 mm
  • - Weight: 51.2 kg
  • - LED: Built-in with 0.6W × 10
  • - Power Consumption: 6.6W
  • - Finish: Stainless steel paint, mortar

These specifications reflect the balance between weight and energy efficiency while ensuring long-lasting performance.

A Legacy Reimagined


The TALIESIN® HOMAGE serves as a part of a broader homage collection initiated to celebrate Frank Lloyd Wright’s 150th birthday. This series pays tribute to the artist's legacy by collaborating with leading architects, designers, and artists; reinterpreting the TALIESIN®2 as a canvas for innovative design. Each featured artist brings unique insights that weave together the threads of ancient architectural beauty and contemporary design.

Conclusion


YAMAGIWA Corporation has a history of over 100 years in the lighting industry, positioning itself as a pioneer committed to innovation and excellence. With the launch of the TALIESIN® HOMAGE, they continue to demonstrate their dedication to enhancing quality of life through beautiful and emotive lighting solutions. For more details about this and other innovative products, visit YAMAGIWA’s website.

Combining the wisdom of the past with the aesthetics of the future, the TALIESIN® HOMAGE stands as a monument of design that is not just a lighting fixture but an iconic piece of art poised to illuminate spaces while honoring the legacy of architectural giants.



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