Pendant lamp in recycled newspapers, plaster and plant-based glue: two halves injected then assembled, separated by a slit. Twenty-five centimetres, E14 socket, ceiling cover and fixings supplied.
Specifications
In detail
Two halves injected separately, then assembled: that is where the slit running down the middle of the shell comes from, and what gives Splitt its name.
Twenty-five centimetres a side, hung from a braided textile cord. The shell is open underneath: the light falls onto the table.
Supplied with ceiling cover and fixings, to be installed by an electrician. E14 socket, bulb not supplied, LED only, 10 W maximum.
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Workshop-injected
Vacuum-injected into a closed mould.
The pulp is put under vacuum before it enters the mould: the bubbles are driven out and the material compacts. The closed mould gives an even surface and makes it possible to produce a piece close to the one before.



