Two functions for dimming and color tempreture

"Warm Color Mode"(1900K〜2300K)

Integrated touch sensor and the in-house developed unique LED light source “sunny side up”, a simple gesture is all it takes to adjust the light to one of four different gradations. It ranges from an intimate, candle like grow to create a meditative atmosphere, to a more intense light ideal for gatherings and celebrations, to a restful light perfect for reading by.

The color temperature is changed depending on the brightness as the incandescent lamp. The level of dimming and coloring is designed and adjusted for the new “Bottled” only.

"Original Color Mode"(2400K)

For the long lovers of "Bottled" since 2012, we hold the original dimming mode. The brightness is changeable into 4 levels. The color of temperature stays the same.

A finely crafted glass shade that produces an elegant light

The distinct elegance of the light produced by this lamp is the result of the light being entirely filtered by the lamp’s glass shade.

By polishing out the seams in the glass and coating the inside with a special tint, we have achieved a remarkably pristine light that is pleasing to the eyes.

A durable glass construct offering a high level of safety

To ensure the lamp does not easily break, we have used glass that is at least 5 mm thick. The shade does not get hot, making it safe for children to handle and for placing on sofas and other flammable surfaces.

We wanted to create a glass shade that was both safe and visually striking.

A gentle light that can be placed anywhere

The Bottled allows you to enjoy gentle light whenever you want, with four levels of dimming.

In addition to dining scenes, the IP66 water resistance rating allows it to withstand strong water currents from all directions, making it safe to use in bathrooms and outdoors.

*Charrger Stand is non-waterproof.

Ryuichi Kozeki

RYUICHI KOZEKI carries out a wide variety of activities, from product design to spatial and graphics, overseeing projects from a multilateral perspective and also handling brand direction by covering those wide-ranging activities. This involves taking an approach that scrutinizes the balance between the realistic parts like material and technique, and the parts that influence sensitivity like impression and atmosphere, understanding the context, and at times renewal. After graduating from the Department of Design at Tama Art University, KOZEKI was apprenticed to Toshiyuki Kita. He opened his own design studio RKDS in 2011 and has received a number of awards, including the iF Design Award, Good Design Award Special Award and Best 100.