Rhubarb floor lamp by Carlo Giorgi for Bottega Gadda, Italy, 1970.

Carlo Giorgi for Bottega Gadda gigantic brass floor lamp, Italy, 1970s. Carlo Giorgi designed this rare and impressive gigantic floor lamp for Bottega Gadda in Italy in the 1970s. It is a stunning brass lamp with a sculptural design inspired by rhubarb leaves. The lamp features nine large leaves and draws all eyes, making it an excellent addition to your interior. Although this lamp is often mistakenly attributed to Tomasso Barbi, it is actually a creation of Carlo Giorgi. It shows signs of wear and oxidation due to its age, but it is still in good original condition. It has some minor damages as shown in the photos. It has been checked and tested. It requires nine bulbs and the sockets are fully functional. This lamp is an iconic rarity of design that appeals to design enthusiasts and collectors. It is an excellent decoration for modern and eclectic interiors. The lamp provides diffused light that adds a luxurious touch to any room. It is compatible with various standards. The lamp is fully functional, clean, well-wired, and ready to use. This is an original piece from the first edition, not a counterfeit. Each piece is handmade and has a different appearance.