Harper Bloom recalls reeds by the water, dandelions, and fireworks in bloom. One hollow rod within the structure also serves as the touch switch: when the light is turned on, the rod gently sways under its own tension, leaving a sense of quiet emptiness, like a butterfly that has just flown away. Pressing and holding the rod enables stepless dimming. When a breeze passes through, the lamp seems almost alive, moving softly, while even the thin lampshade trembles gently with the wind.