Josef Hurka for Napako Pendant Ceiling Light in Copper and Glass

Josef Hurka for Napako, copper, glass, Czech Republic, 1940s

The ceiling light pendant created by Josef Hurka has a sleek and modern design, characterized by an industrial aesthetic. The primary body of the light resembles a flattened, disc-like shape. Above the main disc, there is a shallow bowl that emits the light. The underside contains a frosted circular diffuser integrated into the bottom of the disc to evenly distribute light. A straight, slender cylindrical rod extends downward, suspending the hemispherical shade. The lamp's design expresses simplicity, yet the combination of materials and clear lines coalesce to produce a powerful expression.
 
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