&TRADITION TOPAN PENDANT - VP6
$ 2,300.00 (Available to Order)
Notes & Details
Topan was the first mass produced lamp designed by Verner Panton in 1959 (who used an anagram of his name for its name) closely followed by the Flower Pot Lamp. It was originally produced for the Astoria hotel and restaurant in Trondheim, Norway. Panton used these lights to divide the spaces , creating intimate areas, counterpointed by his Geometry 1 and 2 fabrics.
Product Specifications
Material: Lacquered steel, textile cord in matching colour.
Light source: E27 max. 40W or 7W energy saving bulb (not included).
Simple assembly required
Measurements
Ø 21 x H 19 cm.
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