Gong by Prandina
Gong is a suspended lamp for diffused or direct lighting inspired by the Chinese lanterns and named following an ancient musical instrument that originated in Asia. Structure and ceiling rose is matt white painted metal and the is a blown crystal glass, painted on the inside.
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