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qgold's recommendation

This hangs on the wall and when it's lite it projects a larger shadow back on the wall. Cool effect.

Updated Jun 23, 2009

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beingofearth's recommendation

The design of the lamp is very simple and unassuming, but the projection of the shadow is very pretty in a dark room.

Updated Jun 13, 2008

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misonyc's recommendation

The Lumen by Adam Frank is hands down the ideal gift for just about everyone--especially the person with everything. This New York artist's exploration of light and shadow has lead to performances, installations and this winsome alternative to an oil lamp--or yet another candle. The farther the lumen is from the wall, the larger the shadow from the acid-etched form. As the flame flickers, the soft shadow moves about organically. Frank's lumen is fashioned from a stainless steel body with a polyethylene base to prevent scratching sensitive surfaces. Comes with two 17-hour liquid wax fuel cells.

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Updated Feb 24, 2008

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amyvcooper's recommendation

This steel oil lamp casts a shadow of a tree on your wall! There are three or four different trees/shadows to choose from, I like the one called "nest"

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Updated Dec 15, 2007

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bravenewgirl's recommendation

This lamp projects beautiful silhouettes of trees and birds onto the wall nearby. I particularly love the Flock pattern of seagulls.

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Updated Nov 12, 2007

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GadgetGuy's recommendation

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This little oil lamp throws really amazing shadows on your wall, courtesy of tiny metal cutouts attached to the base. Want it to look like you live in a woodland paradise? Now you finally can do it, and for a lot less than it would cost to plant trees in your house (via Gizmodo)

Updated Jan 30, 2007

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