Desk lamp Kobra, black, metal, plastic, by K. Kurokawa, Japan, 1970s.
2 050 PLN
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The Kobra desk lamp, designed by Kisho Kurokawa and produced by Yamagiwa in Japan in the 1970s, is an example of late modernist and space-age design thinking. Its construction is based on a flat, geometric painted metal base, with rounded corners and visible screws that emphasize the industrial character. The flexible, ribbed arm made of black plastic allows for a wide range of positioning, making the lamp highly functional for desk or side table use. The cylindrical lampshade, crafted from black metal with a white interior, enhances light diffusion. The dominant matte black tone, subtle satin sheen on metal surfaces, and contrasting material textures create a striking visual impact. The proportions are well-balanced – the robust base supports the elongated, flexible arm and compact head. The lamp remains in good vintage condition: minor scratches and a gentle patina on the metal are typical for authentic objects of this era; all components are original and intact.The form of the Kobra lamp evokes the spirit of the 1970s, a time when designers boldly experimented with dynamic, biomorphic shapes and novel materials. The curved arm, reminiscent of a cobra’s alert stance, seems to narrate an era of optimism in progress and futuristic visions of daily life. The interplay between matte black and the white interior of the shade creates
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Height56 cm
Width18 cm
Length21 cm
Dimension details
Length21 cm
Height56 cm
Width18 cm
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