Walking around Barcelona in the 1960s, the designer Miguel Milá found an opaline globe abandoned in front of a glass factory. He decided to take him in and ended up becoming, over the years, the epicenter of a large family. As its name indicates, Cesta arose as a response to the need to embrace that fragile piece.

Based on the traditional lantern that illuminates houses on the coast, country estates and open terraces, the Basket is one of the most iconic lamps created by Miguel Milá. This object-lamp finds its place either on a table or on the floor, a light that accompanies. Composed of a subtle cherry structure that protects the opal glass globe, diffuser of its light.
It is produced manually, by European artisans, using the traditional techniques of steaming wood for its bending, which is carefully polished and firmly assembled. And despite its peculiarity, or precisely because of it, its appearance and its function are still fully valid today.