If you cast a quick glance at it, this shining thing appears much like a UFO, but this galactical thing is nothing else but a new solar powered outdoor lighting system from Corona.
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Designed by Tokyo born industrial designer Shane Kohatsu, this solar light is equipped with a voltaic cell that absorbs sunlight during the day, transforming it into energy. As the sun sets, it's LEDs automatically start to glow and beautify the surrounding.
This light can be easily attached to a variety of surfaces or can be simply placed on the table top.
The solar light carries enough charm to transmit you into a different world.
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