Pendant lamp Brusel, white black glass, by J.A. Junek, 1960s
1 091 PLN
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This pendant lamp is a distinctive example of Brusel style from the 1960s, designed by Jaroslav Antonin Junek and produced by Zukov for Napaco in Czechoslovakia. The hand-blown shade, crafted in the glassworks of Meziříčí, features an elongated geometric silhouette in semi-translucent opaline glass with a matte milky finish. The design stands out for its glossy black accents: a bold upper band and a series of irregular, hand-applied black linear patterns that wrap dynamically around the shade. The ceiling canopy and cord are also finished in black, reinforcing the lamp’s graphic contrast. It is fitted with an E27 socket and updated electrical wiring, with adjustable suspension height. The glass surface is smooth with no visible signs of wear or restoration. Condition: very good, free of damage or restoration, with new wiring.The lamp’s form echoes the optimistic spirit of the 1960s, when Czechoslovakia embraced the avant-garde, combining refined glass craftsmanship with bold, graphic patterning. Each shade is unique, decorated by hand using a selective spray technique—an individual signature that comes alive in the light, accentuating the dimensionality of the design. The modernist silhouette and the interplay of black and white evoke the Brusel movement’s ethos: a pursuit of lightness, graphic clarity, and a dialogue with contemporary innovation.This lamp can be paired with furniture of clean, simple lines—whether classic mid-century modern interiors or
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Height34 cm
Length14 cm
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Length14 cm
Height34 cm
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