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Watch That Gluten Glow With These Real Bread Lamps

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Japanese artist

Yukiko Morita has a funny and beautiful new concept with her “Pampshades”, lamps made from real baked bread.

 

Using her experience as a baker, Morita bakes the bread, carefully carves out the interior, embeds LEDs and batteries, and then uses resin to seal the baguettes up, ensuring they won’t decay.

 

The result is a surprisingly beautiful glow, and the texture and form of the bread creates unique patterns and light that are one of a kind. Read more about these baked beauties on DesignBoom

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