Made from post-consumer chopsticks, this series of lamps invites inquisitive eyes and the potential for a DIY project. The stained wood chopsticks (in either a natural or a darker wood color) are combined in a variety of repetitive patterns, creating warm lighting. Pictured left, the Fei style, for $42.
The chopsticks table lamps come in 9 styles, shown below, and run between $42 and $46 each.
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This looks like a really easy and fun weekend project, and a good way to use up the zillions of extra chopsticks everyone has. Fei, Hua, Mey, and Pong would be especially easy to copy, because they don't even require a frame to glue the sticks to.
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The manufacturer of at least some of these products is Kwytza Kraft -- the company's Web site tells more about where they get their chopsticks and so on.
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actually like these. if only I had a place for one or two.
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