christmas
Mar 30 2009, Naresh Chauhan

Designed by Jinwoo Han, the “Damda” is a sustainable floating candle that promises to sparkle your Christmas this year. The hovering lamp generating power from solar energy, which lasts for about 11 hours, will offer a sustainable light to brighten.

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Bosnian Orthodox woman lights candles for the dead, during a church service at the main Bosnian Orthodox church in Sarajevo on Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2009. Bosnian Orthodox Serbs celebrate Jan. 7 as Christmas, due to the fact that the Orthodox Church counts.