Woven Raffia Fan Pendant Lamp with Glass Shade, Germany, 1950s - possibly Ingo Maurer!

This pendant light hails from Germany in the 1950s / 1960s and adds an exquisite touch of natural elegance to any dining or living space! While not confirmed, the delicate craftsmanship and striking design of this hanging lamp are most reminiscent of the designs of the late Munich-based designer Ingo Maurer.

Woven from the fibers of the raffia palm tree, six overlapping fans are arranged around three bamboo rings supported by six strip-wood bridges. A transparent hand blown bullicante Murano glass-shade (controlled bubble glass) diffuses the glow of a single E27 screw bulb.

A natural fiber rope cable with an adjustable knot completes the textured Boho look of this light fixture.

Overall in good condition, the woven raffia on one fan is slightly cracked (as documented in the photos).

Dimensions:
Diameter 60 cm (23.6 in)
Body Height: 30 cm (11.8 in)
Rope Cable Length: 80 cm (31.5 in)

Packed with extra Care for safe shipping!

Please note:
While we always test our lamps to make sure they are in good working order, they are of a certain age and some faults may exist that were missed by us. We cannot guarantee that the lamps are in line with codes and standards in your region. We therefore recommend that you consult with a certified professional to ensure that the lamps are installed and work safely.

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GPSR [Regulation (EU) 2023/988]
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