Leo Enøe Denmark 1960s Studiokeramik Hängelampe Danish Brutalist Design fondue The dark brown body of

The dark brown body of the lamp is interrupted by a cream-colored partial glaze that frames the ornaments

The abbreviation Axella stands for the well-known Danish ceramic artist Aksel Larsen

The craftsmanship of this jug and the brutalist decor make it an exclusive one-off that can be used as an excellent decoration for your mid-century furniture

Hier habe ich diese Studiokeramik Schale von dem dänischen Künstler Carsten Ringsmose (1942-2020) für Euch

Leo Enøe Denmark 1960s Studiokeramik Hängelampe Danish Brutalist Design fondue The dark brown body ofHere I have this handmade hanging lamp by the Danish artist Leo Ene for you. This large and intricately crafted pendant lamp was handcrafted in the 1960s and impresses with its fantastic brutalist style. The dark body of the lamp is interrupted by a beige brown partial glaze, which creates exciting gradients on the outside and inside. The decorative omissions in the lampshade also create a fascinating play of light. This lamp is a spectacular one of a