The Hoshi Chandelier from Corbett Lighting draws from Hoshigaki, the traditional Japanese practice of candying persimmons by hanging them to dry, and from the paper lantern work of Isamu Noguchi. Designed by Noz Nozawa, each shade is made from lightweight silk suspended from a T-bar and link chain in Vintage Brass, giving the fixture a festive, lantern-like quality that feels both culturally rooted and thoroughly considered. The three shades hang at varying heights from a shared canopy, creating a grouped composition with an organic rhythm.
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