Comparision of origami lampshades

[murkiska]

In the continuation of the discussion about origami lamps, their prices and copyrights I post a tiny table explaining why I'm okay with Le Klint pricing and not okay with someone selling sonobes for ridiculous prices.
The discussion started here
https://www.facebook.com/ekaterina.lukasheva.98/posts/1019117928146690?pnref=story
and proceeded with Peter Keller's accepted challenge on making Le Klint replica out of scratch
https://www.flickr.com/photos/syngola/24000651543/in/contacts/

I'm posting the table here, because flickr won't accept table format (unfortunately)

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Le Klint 172
Sonobe lamps

Date of design
1971
~2015 (though Sonobes were invented in 60s)

Own original design
Yes
No

Original look
Yes
No

Makeble at home in small size
Yes
Yes

Makeble at home in huge size
No
Yes

Patented
Yes (I didn't find the exact one, but some of Le Klint lamps are patented)
No (and the patent never can be obtained)

Material
Polypropylene (would probably more durable)
Parchment

Well-established brand name
Yes (you knew about Le Klint, did you know about this girl before?)
No

Credited to the designer
Yes, the name of the designer is on Le Klint website
No. Mizunobu Sonobe is mentioned only once as 'sonobe' collection. She might even not know why sonobes are called so...