Mother-of-pearl floral pendant capriz, tarogo, philippines, circa 1970.

Floral suspension by TAROGO in Capiz shell and silver metal, model G.913, Philippines circa 1970. A vintage suspension with a sculptural character, emblematic of organic design and decorative aesthetics of the late 20th century. This unique piece stands out for its three-dimensional floral composition, made up of numerous overlapping petal-shaped leaves, assembled around a metal structure. Each element is made from genuine Capiz shell, sourced from natural shells, offering delicate shades of ivory, champagne, and iridescent reflections. The silver contours highlight the design of each petal and reveal meticulous assembly work. The layering of different layers creates a beautiful volume, giving the suspension the appearance of a blossoming flower. The natural translucency of the shell gently filters light and diffuses a warm, soft ambiance. The variations in material and pearlescent reflections add an almost sculptural dimension to this light fixture. This suspension fits within the floral and organic design universe of the 1980s, at the crossroads of Mid-Century Modern and vintage bohemian style. Features: Manufacturer: TAROGO Model: G.913. Era: 1970s. Origin: Philippines. Material: genuine Capiz shell and metal structure. Colors: pearlescent ivory, champagne, and silver metal. Style: Mid-Century Modern, organic, vintage bohemian. Condition: beautiful vintage condition, with signs of age. Dimensions: Cable length: 40 cm. Suspension width: 33 cm. An original and luminous floral suspension, both delicate and spectacular, intended for lovers of vintage lighting and natural materials.