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Helios

‘‘So young, and yet so
wise, He drove his
chariot across the skies,
Every day bringing up
the sun. He was loved
by everyone.’’

The Helios Lamp

Drawing from ancient concepts, “Helios” pays homage to light’s circular dance. This design invites interaction, allowing you to play with light’s intensity by moving the sphere.Just as Helios shaped the sun’s path, you become the one who controls the brightness, creating a captivating dance of light

The Helios Lamp

In ancient times, Helios was revered as the god of the sun, entrusted with the responsibility of guiding the sun on its daily journey across the sky. As he embarked upon an eternal voyage in his majestic golden chariot, coursing through the heavens, his chariot painted the sky with a mesmerizing palette of colorful and delicate hues. This breathtaking spectacle had the remarkable power to transform the heavenly sky, casting a radiant and enchanting glow upon the world below.

Drawing from ancient concepts, “Helios” pays homage to light’s circular dance. This design invites interaction, allowing you to play with light’s intensity by moving the sphere. Just as Helios shaped the sun’s path, you become the one who controls the brightness, creating a captivating dance of light.

Crafted with a solid aluminum base (CNC milled then polished by hand) and a hand-casted acrylic sphere, it encourages users to adjust light intensity. Each hand-crafted casting results in shapes and patterns as unique and unpredictable as the celestialrealm. Importantly, the spherical component can even be crafted from recycled waste materials.

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About Studio Zoran Strijbosch

Studio Zoran Strijbosch emerges from an
unwavering passion for the fusion of (Art)
history and Design. In a world often
preoccupied with efficiency and the
future, Our studio’s mission is to craft
products that beckon those who yearn to
step back in time. Through our
commitment to high-quality, handcrafted
industrial design, we draw inspiration from
the past, offering a bridge between the
past and the present.
Strijp T+R area, Piet Hein Eek, Halvemaanstraat 30 , Map No. A2
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Partially Wheelchair Accessible
Toilets available