The 118p extends the 118 Series, translating its sculptural and feather-like glass form into a portable light.

Each piece is formed within a reusable steel cage. As air is introduced, the glass expands to fill the open spaces within the framework. Heat keeps it pliable while gravity draws it downward, creating elongated forms that follow the steel cage's contours, yielding gentle stretches and marks. Once the piece cools and sets, the steel structure is removed, cleaned, and used again. The finished sphere bears the subtle traces of the shaping process. Hand-formed in Bocci Vancouver studio, every 118p is slightly different, reflecting the controlled variation of its making.

The 118p is offered in white, bronze, green, and grey. It features three dimming levels and USB-C compatible charging. A 45-minute charge powers up to 8 hours of use at full brightness or up to 80 hours on the lowest setting.

Bocci is a world-renowned contemporary design studio and manufacturing house that has revolutionized the intersection of art, lighting, and material science. Founded in 2005 in Vancouver by designer Omer Arbel and entrepreneur Randy Bishop, the studio operates under a core philosophy where the manufacturing process itself dictates the final artistic form. Rather than forcing materials into pre-determined geometric shapes, Bocci designs open-ended fabrication systems that allow molten glass, ceramics, and metals to respond to their inherent physical properties. This creates a portfolio of organic, sculptural objects defined by "controlled happenstance"