"At first glance, Sula resembles a decorative candle that's been reimagined for the 21st century. Its organic, rounded form sits comfortably in your hand, and the warm wood finish gives it that luxurious, handcrafted quality that makes you want to keep it on display even when it's not lit. But flip it over or lay it on its side, and you'll discover its secret: a hidden solar panel that soaks up sunlight and stores energy in its lithium battery."
"We're living in an era where solar panels still feel like clunky additions to our homes, awkward compromises between function and form. Sula challenges that assumption entirely. Instead of treating the solar panel as an eyesore to hide, Mozafari designed the entire object around the idea that charging should be as natural as setting something down. Want to power up your light? Just flip it upside down on a sunny windowsill. That's it. No cords, no outlets, no apps to download."
Sula is a solar touch light designed by Maryam Mozafari that looks like a smooth wooden pebble and functions as a rechargeable ambient lamp. Its organic, rounded form and warm wood finish create a handcrafted, decorative aesthetic while concealing a solar panel and lithium battery on its underside. Charging requires only flipping the light onto a sunny windowsill, eliminating cords and chargers. A gentle touch activates a soft, candlelike glow that provides intimate, relaxing illumination without fire risks. The product is offered in both a classic dome resembling river stone and a cubic, contemporary architectural variant.
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