Black and Copper "Tunika" Pendant by Jo Hammerborg for Fog & Mørup, 1960 Lampe de table élégante avec abat-jour en verre tulipe et tige en laiton The forms range from geometric

The forms range from geometric Art Deco silhouettes to more organic

which also acts as a base

This Dutch Mid-Century Modern design features a simple

rigid plexiglass casing evokes themes of vulnerability and preservation

Black and Copper "Tunika" Pendant by Jo Hammerborg for Fog & Mørup, 1960 Lampe de table élégante avec abat-jour en verre tulipe et tige en laiton The forms range from geometricThe 'Tunika' pendant is a precise exercise in layered materials, designed by Jo Hammerborg for Fog & Mrup in the 1960s. The fixture features a central, solid copper cylinder that is partially encased by a floating, matte black metal band. The design is engineered to create a specific lighting effect: the interior of the black outer ring is lacquered in a warm orange. When illuminated, light reflects off this orange surface onto the polished copper