Is this eco friendly? If it is then it will be great for the future generation.
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Now here´s yet another example of how LEDs simply put incandescent bulbs to shame.
This wooden light bulb was created using an ancient carving technique known as Rokuro, in which a layer of wood is created by chipping it down to its absolute thinnest point. The artist, Ryosuke Fukusada, then wrapped the shell around a light bulb.
As an Eco-friendly decoration piece, the handiwork alone is impressive enough. Even the socket is made from recycled aluminum. But since LED lights generate very little heat, the bulb is also fully functional. Without the risk of the bulb catching on fire, the effect you´re left with is a soft, relaxed glow that can illuminate a room.
Fukusada´s Wooden Light Bulb concept was the winning entry in the Kyoto Renaissance design competition and is still under development. His purpose was to design something that would “achieve the mix of modern design and traditional craft technique.”
If anything though, it´s an illuminating demonstration of how LED technology keeps heat and energy use to a minimum.
(via Fukusada Design)
Learn more about LEDs:
- With LED, researchers build a ‘wallpaper TV’
- Why LED light bulbs cost so much (and how that’s about to change)
- World´s cheapest light bulb
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