Tobia Scarpa designed Seki-Han in 1963, and its 2025 reissue by Flos adds this suspension version: the same design as the floor lamp, laid horizontally with a slightly shorter body. Two ash wood blades, shaped with techniques borrowed from boatbuilding and joined by chromed metal fittings, rotate around a central linear light source. Open them for generous direct and indirect light, or close them almost completely and a slender, poetic sliver of glow still escapes. The name comes from a traditional Japanese rice dish served on special occasions.
A custom-developed dimmable linear LED source is included, and the lamp also accepts standard T8 LED tubes. Every wooden element is shaped and finished by hand, making it a warm, sculptural presence over a dining table or a long kitchen island.
