Ingo Maurer – YaYaHo ceiling lamp
€345,00
Article number 7371
The YaYaHo lamp is a low-voltage lighting system designed by Ingo Maurer. This system was developed in 1984 by Ingo Maurer and his team, and it was one of the first low-voltage lighting systems at that time.
The system consists of a transformer and 2 cables, on which you can place various elements simply by hanging them over.
This system includes:
2 steel cables (with attachments) of 2.85 m
4 lamps/elements (without shades)
Working transformer that can hang from the ceiling.
Size
2.85 x 85 x 75 cm (lxdxh)
Period 1984
Designer Ingo Maurer
Producer Ingo Maurer, Germany
Material
Steel wire
Condition Vintage condition; covers are missing.
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