This Parabola glass shade is made according to the Tiffany technique. However, the glass is heated and bent in the oven. A beautiful flowing shape has been created!
Expressionist, curved lines, pointed corners and exuberant, decorative elements: some characteristics of the Amsterdam School style. This unique Tiffany glass shade is inspired by this innovative art movement, which manifested itself between approximately 1910 and 1940. The Amsterdam School is also seen as the Dutch variant of the Art Deco style. The parabola shape is a frequently used shape within the Amsterdam School style and was therefore taken as a starting point for the design. The unusual shape makes the lamp a real eye-catcher with the warm shades of mother of pearl, cream and brown (with a touch of deep purple) as a beautiful combination.
If there is only one electricity point on the ceiling and you want multiple light sources above a table, then this fixture is a solution. 2 beautiful glass lampshades illuminate the table functionally and attractively.
Center to center size of the fittings is 90 cm.
The hanging pendant consists of 4 pieces of 30 cm, so that the desired length can easily be made.
(Intermediate sizes must be made with a pipe cutter.)
Equipped with E-27 fittings
