PROMETHEUS

115,00130,00

Collezione  Limited Edition

Anno produzione 2024

Designer: Riccardo Giorgetti

Equipped with Kriladesign’s patented natural refraction system

     

Kriladesign products comply with all provisions of the relevant Union harmonisation acts that apply to products and provide for CE marking. The appliances comply with the applicable harmonised EN standards and meet the essential requirements of the following European directives: Electromagnetic Compatibility, Low Voltage Directive, Rohs, Ecodesign and Energy Labelling. Kriladesign equipment complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules.

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Description

REDUCE – REUSE – RECYCLE – REPEAT

LED lamp with GU10 socket

Total power consumption from 5,5 to 7,5 W , neutral white (4000K) LED reccomended from 500 to 700 lumen

line voltage 100-120 VAC average light bulb lifespam 1500h

Wood essence on request: oak wood, ash wood

Capsule collection . upcycled olive wood

Where did the name Prometheus come from? We chose it inspired by the fantastic world of Greek mythology and the character of Prometheus (‘he who reflects before’)
Who was he? He was a Titan, cousin of the supreme Zeus and a great friend of mankind (created by him at Zeus’ behest).
An ingenious mind and good heart, Prometheus was deeply touched by the plight of human beings on Earth, creatures who were still primitive and lacked fire.
He then decided to defy Zeus’ ban and gave fire to humans to free them from darkness. In a daring gesture, he stole a spark from the chariot of the Sun on Mount Olympus and brought it to Earth as an essential gift for survival and progress; fire to illuminate the darkness but also fire for heating, cooking, and working with metals.
Zeus’ wrath was terrible and he punished him by chaining him to a rock in the Caucasus, where an eagle devoured his liver every day, regenerating it nightly in an eternal cycle of pain. Despite his unspeakable suffering, Prometheus never bowed to Zeus’ will and his stoic sacrifice made him a symbol of those who defy oppression for the good of humanity and the pursuit of knowledge.

That flame of Prometheus is reborn in our lamp, to continue to burn and inspire our luminous energy, so that it may continue to shine guiding us towards new future directions, despite darkness and adversity.
Let us light it together!