Danish copper pendant light from the mid-century by Lyfa, 1960s.

Rare suspension lamp lamella by Lyfa. Probably a creation by Luigi Weisdorf. The lamp captivates with its clear geometry. The base shape forms a black hexagonal body. Three copper ribbons are woven into the central element. The light appears or is reflected between the slats at the front and back. Despite the simple shape, this creates a very complex play of light. At the same time, the slats protect the lamp and prevent direct glare. The shape and colour palette work well both in the raised and lowered positions.