Brutalist Pendant Lamp by Felipe Delfinger in Metal and Colored Glass, 1970

Brutalist Pendant Lamp by Felipe Delfinger in Metal and Colored Glass, 1970s. Rare Brutalist pendant lamp, designed by Felipe Delfinger for Feder in Mexico in the 1970s. This exceptional lamp is a striking example of Brutalist design, beautifully combining colored glass and metal into a bold and sculptural lighting object. The finely crafted colored glass emits a warm, atmospheric light, creating a distinctive ambiance in any space. The solid metal frame not only provides durability but also emphasizes the strong, architectural character typical of Brutalism. This pendant lamp is far more than a simple light source—it is a functional work of art and a true statement piece for lovers of vintage design and unique interior objects. Ideal for living spaces, lofts, dining areas, or curated design interiors. Very good condition with light patina on the metal, consistent with age. Fully functional. Original wiring. Please note: electrical standards vary by country. We recommend having the lamp installed by a qualified electrician. Details. Designer: Felipe Delfinger. Manufacturer: Feder. Origin: South America (Mexico) Period: 1970s. Materials: Metal & colored glass. Measurements. Height: 20 cm. Diameter: 25 cm. Cable length: 85 cm. Weight: 5 kg. Shipping. Insured shipping from Germany. Tracking number provided. Combined shipping available. Carefully and securely packed. Express shipping available upon request. If you have any questions, please feel free to send a message.