Terho Hanging Lamp, Natural Small Material

Terho hanging lamp was designed by the Finnish designer Maija Puoskari. Inspired by nature, Terho in Finnish means "acorns" and simply refers to the organic shape of acorns found in nature. The warmth and beauty of natural linden wood in combination with milk glass mean that next to such a binding, no one will pass by indifferently.

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The wood used for the production of the lamp has a FSC certificate and the glass is blown in Poland.

Terho lamp is available in 3 sizes; Ø 13.5 cm, Ø 24 cm and Ø 32.5 cm.

Maija Puoskari

Maija Puoskari is a Finnish designer born in 1978 in Tornio, currently running her own studio in the Kallio district in Helsinki. Her work focuses on designing lighting, ceramics and interior furnishings, combining pure forms with functionality. He draws inspiration from the nature and Finnish landscape, which is visible in projects such as the Terho and Tatti lamp series, made of inflatable glass and alder wood. Puoskari graduated from bachelor's studies in Kuopio Academy of Design in 2003 and master's degree at the University of Aalto in 2009. He works with international brands, such as the Danish company Mater and Nuppu Finnish, creating products combining aesthetics with ecological Pode to materials. Her works were presented at numerous exhibitions in Finland and abroad, gaining recognition for a harmonious combination of craft tradition with modern design.