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Exotic

Tiffany Table Lamp Nature Open

Tiffany Table Lamp Nature Open

Tiffany Ceiling Lamp Mission Style LED

Tiffany Ceiling Lamp Mission Style LED

Ceiling Lamp Saucer 20's Nickel

Ceiling Lamp Saucer 20's Nickel

Wall Lamp Artichoke Royal Chrome

Wall Lamp Artichoke Royal Chrome

Slim Table Lamp Lotus 20's Nickel

Slim Table Lamp Lotus 20's Nickel

Monet Vase Golden Rain

Monet Vase Golden Rain

Tiffany Pendant Lamp Aiko Yellow

Tiffany Pendant Lamp Aiko Yellow

Tiffany Table Lamp Lovely Flower Purple

Tiffany Table Lamp Lovely Flower Purple

Hanging Lamp Small Top Moonlight

Hanging Lamp Small Top Moonlight

Low Table Lamp Small Top Moonlight

Low Table Lamp Small Top Moonlight

Ceiling Lamp Big Top Moonlight

Ceiling Lamp Big Top Moonlight

Tiffany Wall Lamp/Ceiling Lamp Lovely Blue Lotus 2

Tiffany Wall Lamp/Ceiling Lamp Lovely Blue Lotus 2

Window Pendant Dragonfly Brilliance

Window Pendant Dragonfly Brilliance

Tiffany  Elongated  Ceiling Lamp Sky Blue

Tiffany Elongated Ceiling Lamp Sky Blue

Hanging lamp on cord Polkadot 20's Matt nickel

Hanging lamp on cord Polkadot 20's Matt nickel

Table Lamp Expressionism 20's Nickel

Table Lamp Expressionism 20's Nickel

Pendant Lamp Citrus Small 20's Nickel

Pendant Lamp Citrus Small 20's Nickel

Tiffany Table Lamp Exotic Maple

Tiffany Table Lamp Exotic Maple

2 x Tiffany Settle Down on ceiling beam

2 x Tiffany Settle Down on ceiling beam

Tiffany Chandelier Liseron Pink 3

Tiffany Chandelier Liseron Pink 3

Exotic

Travelling became exceedingly more popular due to economical progress in the Twenties and Thirties of the last century. Travelling as a way to relax or to discover new countries and cultures was mostly for the elite who, among other destinations, went to Constantinople via train by using the luxurious Orient-Express. It was also during this time that the commercial aviation industry started. People who had travelled to faraway places brought back souvenirs to Europe and the United States. Artists loved to let themselves be inspired by this ‘new world’ and it was during the Art Deco period that exotic motifs became popular.  

The ‘Exotic’ collection contains Tiffany lighting that was based on motifs and colours from distant places. Japanese blossom, whimsical leaf motifs, colourful peacock feathers and intense gemstone colours such as Jade and Ruby are at the base of this sparkling Tiffany collection. Pieces of glass in watercolours are reminiscent of paintings by Claude Monet (1840-1926), who, in turn, got inspired by the opulent Japanese garden in Giverny.