Cosack Leuchten - Hanging lamp - 7132370 - plastic

This original ceiling light from Cosack Leuchten probably dates from the 1970s and is a characteristic example of the so-called Space-Age or mid-century design of that era.

The fixture consists of a multi-part, organically shaped lampshade whose elements resemble petals or folded shells. The material—likely opal acrylic glass—provides soft, diffuse light distribution and creates a warm, atmospheric illumination in the room.

In the center is a visible light bulb, held in place by a simple socket. Notably, the height-adjustable suspension is typical for many Cosack models and allows flexible adaptation to different ceiling heights. Such height-adjustable mechanisms were common in ceiling lights of that time and usually operate via a pull or counterweight system.