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 which also acts as a

which also acts as a base

The forms range from geometric Art Deco silhouettes to more organic

Inspired by Moroccan and Moorish design traditions

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 which also acts as aThe '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