Feders - Felipe Derflingher - Wall lamp - Flor - Crystal, Iron - Brutalista

This Brutalist lamp by Felipe Derflingher for Feders is a striking decorative piece that combines sculptural design with functional lighting. Its iron structure supports a series of artistic glass petals in vibrant shades of orange, green, white, yellow, and black, arranged in a flower-like pattern around a central light source. The composition conveys the strength and dynamism typical of the Brutalist style, with an aesthetic that celebrates raw materials and organic form.

The lamp is in good overall condition, although two glass petals are missing, as can be seen in the image. This detail does not detract from its value as a collector's item or its visual appeal.

Felipe Derflingher, a Mexican designer active in the 1960s and 70s, is known for his work with Feders, a firm specializing in designer lighting. His designs are distinguished by the use of hand-blown glass and metal structures, creating unique pieces that are now highly valued by collectors and lovers of modern Mexican design. This lamp is a clear example of his artistic and experimental approach.

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