You might not have forgotten the spiral lights called Flow that we covered a couple of days back. Now this time, creatives from the same design school i.e. IgenDesign have come up with the Nissyoku lamp that resembles a solar eclipse. The lamp with a body finished in reusable and decomposing polymer has been reported to last for a decade.
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The eco-friendly lamp features LED lights in each of the two panels that are powered by hybrid capacitors. The lights can withstand severe temperature for years without asking for maintenance.
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Via: CubeMe
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