Rare Nova Tecno Table Lamp in Leather and Frosted Glass, Italy, 1970s
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Design Nova Tecno
Italy 1970s
H 30cm Ø 27cm
A striking and uncommon Nova Tecno table lamp, crafted in Italy during the 1970s. This sculptural piece masterfully combines natural leather and frosted glass, creating a warm interplay of texture, form, and light.
The lamp features a hand-shaped leather base, its folds and contours organically embracing a matte frosted glass globe that emits a soft, diffused glow when illuminated. The result is a sensuous and tactile object — part lighting, part sculpture — reflecting the experimental spirit and material innovation of Italian design in the period.
Details:
- Designer/Manufacturer: Nova Tecno
- Origin: Italy, circa 1970s
- Materials: Leather, frosted glass, metal
- Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minor signs of age and a rich patina to the leather, the glass globe has a small chipp on the base (side of the hole that falls over the lightbulb) which falls into the leather so it's not visible.
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