Postmodern Italian wall lamp Aggregato Braccio by Enzo Mari & Giancarlo Fassina for Artemide, 1970s

Very rare wall or ceiling light from the Aggregato series by the Italian manufacturer Artemide, based on a design by Enzo Mari and Giancarlo Fassina from the 1970s. The lamp's prominently protruding arm is particularly striking. The construction is deliberately very simple. The arm consists of an aluminium profile into which a cable conduit is clipped, visible from the outside. The arm has a double ball joint on each side, which can be fixed in the desired position with a lever. This makes the lamp extremely flexible. A special detail of this version is the interesting pull of the cord, which is fixed to the wall or ceiling and supports the long arm. Only the pendant lamp from this series is still in production. The lamp is still new and in its original packaging.