Nao Tamura's characterful, bird-like lamp is robotically carved from milky-white acrylic to create a delicate form. Intended to sit in clusters, or 'flocks', Tiki suggests a different approach to lighting design. These delicate bird like lamps use futuristic forms to animate and evoke character. The flawless acrylic shade balances above a metal formed base making a dynamic pairing. Tiki is a modern and exquisite table lamp.

Tiki portable lamp features a battery-powered LED and a magnetic charging base with a USB-C connection for a versatile use. Its interactive dimming function is controlled by rotating the bird-shaped body, adding a playful touch to its functionality.

Tamura originally studied communication design but her work today is extremely varied, taking in conceptual art, lighting, product and graphic design, among others. She draws inspiration from an evolving mixture of cultures, disciplines and concepts, resulting in beautiful and gently emotive solutions for a wide range of contemporary scenarios. Tamura moved to New York in 2010 and is now based in Brooklyn. She has exhibited at the Palais de Tokyo museum in Paris, as well as Milan Design Week, Design Miami and Tokyo Designer's Week and has won a number of accolades, including a Good Design award from The Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design and the ADI Compasso d'Oro International Award.