This ceiling lamp, crafted in Poland in the 1960s, reflects the classic tendencies of mid-century modern design with a distinctive nod to natural inspirations. The shade is handwoven from light, honey-brown wicker featuring a matte finish, and its airy, spherical form is adorned with clear geometric patterns of horizontal and diagonal weaving. At the center is a removable orange inner plastic diffuser, which creates a striking color accent when viewed through the openwork wicker. The whole lamp is suspended from a white cord, while artisanal details attest to its vintage authenticity. Height: 118 cm; width and depth: 32 cm each. The lamp has survived in very good original condition — the wicker is undamaged, with only minor signs of use on the canopy and subtle traces of age. This piece captures the quiet spirit of the 1960s, when craftsmanship intertwined with the progress of modernity. The rattan shade—light as the architecture of modernist houses—softly filters the light, casting soft shadows and bright reflections. The orange inner element, gently visible through the openwork, brings a modest optimism so characteristic of Polish design from that era. The lamp tells the story of a meeting: nature with geometry, skilled hands with
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Height118 cm
Depth32 cm
Width32 cm
Dimension details
Width32 cm
Height118 cm
Depth32 cm
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