Origami Jellyfish Hanging Light • Vasili Lights

The Jellyfish drifts. Its rounded bell and long, trailing tentacles are folded from washable paper fabric, and hung overhead it brings the slow, weightless calm of the deep sea into a room.

What makes it special

The Jellyfish arrives fully assembled and ready to hang, with no crafting required. It is expertly handcrafted from washable paper fabric, folded with interlocking tabs and not a drop of glue. Lit, it glows softly from within, so the whole bell and its tentacles take on a warm glow as a sculptural centerpiece. It suits a nursery, a child's bedroom, or a reading nook, and looks especially lovely over a bathtub, in a hallway, or as a whimsical accent in a living area.

Good to know

Dimensions: 41 cm long by 39 cm wide by 65 cm high, with sweeping tentacles.
Ready to hang: arrives fully assembled, with no crafting or gluing required.
Material: washable paper fabric, a tear-resistant, vegan, paper-like fabric that keeps its shape and will not crease, tear, or sag the way ordinary paper does, and wipes clean under water.
Handcrafted without glue: folded and held together entirely with interlocking tabs, with no glue or tape anywhere.
Handcrafted design: an original, 100% human-designed piece, with no AI at any step of the design.
Made for children's spaces: child-safe and Montessori-friendly, handmade in Europe.
Lighting: the lamp clips onto any standard E27, E26 or E14 fitting in two clicks, no tools needed. An optional cord set is available with the socket, an inline switch, an EU plug, a ceiling hook and a wall plug, so it hangs where you want it and the cable runs to the nearest wall socket. LED bulbs only, bulb not included. It cannot sit flush to the ceiling: allow at least 20 cm of cord below it.

Whether it is the centerpiece of a child's room or a serene gift for someone who loves the sea, the Jellyfish brings a touch of quiet ocean drift to any ceiling it hangs from. The bell and the tentacles were worked out in a sketch first, and that drawing is May in Before the Fold, one of the 2027 calendars.