Midcentury teak sisal cascade pendant lamp by Temde Switzerland 1960s-1970s

Cascade pendant lamp by Temde, Switzerland, 1960s-1970s, with three conical sisal shades topped with teak cones. The cascade measures 46 x 46 cm, and each shade measures 31 cm in height and 18 cm in diameter. The lamp currently hangs at a drop of 170 cm, and the twisted cords can easily be shortened if you need a lower overall height. It can be hung from the original ceiling mount, a three-armed wooden rosette with a brass rod, so the three shades hang at different heights. The shades are not tied to the mount, though, so each one can also be hung individually, for example over a kitchen counter or a dining table. Each shade takes one E27 bulb. Used with a warm white bulb, the sisal gives a soft, warm light with a pleasant pattern on the wall. Condition: the sisal is in good vintage condition with natural variation in the weave. The teak cones show light wear. The wooden ceiling mount has some small marks and slight variation in color between the arms and the center. Please check the photos for the exact condition