'Garbo' ceiling lamps by Mariyo Yago for Sirrah, 1980s

An exceptional and rare design by Mariyo Yagi , manufactured by the Italian lighting manufacturer Sirrah . The Garbo ceiling lamp is one of the iconic pieces of late modernism and embodies a refined dialogue between Japanese poetry and Italian design culture.

The lamp consists of a sleek, architectural ceiling plate from which a cascade of fine textile fringes descends. These create a soft, diffused light that envelops the space with a subtle glow. The design is simultaneously minimalist and distinctly sculptural, a lighting object that not only illuminates but also defines the space.

The name Garbo , after the legendary actress Greta Garbo , reflects the design's understated elegance and mysterious sensuality. Yagi's work is characterized by an almost meditative approach to form and material, where light, movement, and stillness converge. The delicate fringes respond to the air and the presence of the space, giving the lamp an almost living, fluid quality.

This model was produced in a limited edition , further enhancing its collectible value and rarity. A special piece for those seeking lighting with genuine personality and artistic layers.

A rare Garbo ceiling lamp that effortlessly holds its own alongside museum pieces and masterpieces in international design collections.

Price is for the set of 3