Pfaffikon Sconce by Jan Garncarek

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Pfaffikon sconce by jan garncarek dimensions: d 12 x w 25 x h 46 cm material: brass, glass, carrara marble. … Read more Pfaffikon sconce by jan garncarek dimensions: d 12 x w 25 x h 46 cm material: brass, glass, carrara marble. Information: weight: 7 kg / 33 lb voltage: 120v, 240v lamping: 1 x 12 w dimmable led module lumens:1000 im kcolortemperature:2700 k led driver: onboard tightness class: ip 21 certificates: ce approved, rohs the pfaffikon lamp it is a carrara marble sconce with brass decorative element. Gives delicate light which emerges from the frosted glass overlay. The sconce is the first lamp that its designer made in stone. It consists of a marble collar subtly emerging from the wall and a topping semi sphere made from brass from under which the light comes out. The idea was born during a trip through switzerland and the first sketches were made near a town named pfakon. The lamp is also available in version made entirely from casted brass. Each sconce has the certificate of the originality and is signed. Hand crafted. Jan garncarek is an important contemporary designer, graduated from the academy of fine arts in warsaw. He gained extra qualifications at politecnico di milano. He has acquired professional experience in the design society. He took part in projects such as: design of visual information for the museum of the history of polish jews, interior design project of the polish cultural institute in tel aviv, space arrangement of the presidential palace of poland, interior design project of the polish embassy in berlin and skopje, modernization of the malachowski's square in warsaw. His process of designing is the state of researching, discovering and being curious of the world, making insightful observations and drawing sensible conclusions. All our lamps can be wired according to each country. If sold to the usa it will be wired for the usa for instance. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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