J.A. Coderch 'Junco' rattan cane wall lamp for Tunds.
 
Pablo Picasso declared one of J.A. Coderch's bentwood designs to be "the most wonderful pendant lamp of the world." Conceived in the 1960s, the Junco wall lamp’s production was originally overseen by Coderch’s own sister. Different sizes of this design found in the basement of their family home suggest the architect had an affinity for this lamp, seeking to incorporate it into different projects. This authorized re-edition has been lovingly brought to life by Tunds, and is handcrafted in Spain using the highest quality materials with respect for the environment. Executed in rattan cane.
 
This clever design casts a warm light and varied shadows reminiscent of Coderch’s iconic 'Disa' and 'Cister' lamps. Intricately placed rattan cane is bent in a way meant to showcase its natural fiber, enticing nature into the home.
 
José Antonio Coderch (1913-1984) is considered one of the most valued architects in Postwar Spain. Often described as the architect of modernity, his works are still seen as vivid examples of contemporary architecture and his legacy includes hundreds of listed buildings all over Spain.
 
Price is per item. Out of stock lead time 3 weeks or more. Please note that stock availability is subject to change at any time. Please inquire for current lead times prior to placing time sensitive orders. Also available as a table lamp in a separate listings here.
 
Wired for EU electrical with on/off switch on black cloth cord and wall plug. Accommodates a single medium base E27 LED bulb with maximum 60W Equivalent bulb (bulb not included). Designed to hang from a nail or hook through a loop at the top of the lamp. Some modification may be necessary for US electrical. Not UL Listed but UL listing possible and recommended through authorized third party vendor, please inquire for details.
 
Made to order.
 
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