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Maker: Temde
Origin: Switzerland
Period: 1960-1970
Dimensions:
Ø. 58cm
H. 40cm (120cm total)

Specifications

Sisal and plywood pendant lamp by Temde, Switzerlands 1960s

Japanese style pendant lamp. Made from bent plywood with a sisal shade and a perspex diffuser. Made in the 1960s by Swiss company Temde. Known for the use of natural materials and natural shapes in their lamp designs.
The frame is made from plywood parts that are held together with wooden wedges.
The shade has been restored with 85 meters of new sisal cord.
One small repair on the frame and one blemish on the perspex diffuser.
The original rise and fall mechanism still works ok and is original. The cable is also original.

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