A masterpiece of mid-century expressionism, bringing a warm, atmospheric glow to modern space. This exceptional 1970s studio pottery hanging lamp captures the definitive texture of the European "Fat Lava" era. Shaped in a bold, sculptural silhouette reminiscent of Space Age design, the ceramic shade exhibits a stunning multi-toned glaze. The upper crown features a heavily cratered, frothy foam-beige volcanic drip glaze, which dramatically flows into a vibrant, high-gloss crimson-red body. It's in near original condition. The Design & Appeal: • Dramatic Warm Lighting: Hand-cut geometric pierce-work line the bottom edge and upper collar, allowing shafts of warm, ambient light to pierce through the clay body while illuminating downwards. • Rich Textural Contrast: The highly tactile, brutalist volcanic upper glaze stands in luxurious relief against the smooth, glass-like finish of the fiery red base glaze. • Versatile Statement Piece: Equipped with its original robust black iron suspension chain and cord, making it a perfect anchor over a dining table, kitchen island, or reading nook. Specifications: •Origin: West Germany / Netherlands (Circa 1970s, frequently attributed to makers like Herda or Jopeko). • Materials: Hand-Glazed Ceramic, Wrought Iron Chain, Electrical Elements. • Socket Type: Fits standard E26 / E27 screw-in bulbs (looks incredible with an Edison-style filament bulb). • Dimensions: 9.8” x 13.4” diameter w/handle (11.4” diameter w/o handle) (25cm x 34cm diameter w/handle (29cm w/o handle)) • Weight: 6.17 lbs (2.800 kg). Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The ceramic is beautifully preserved with no chips, fractures, or cracks. Original electrical wiring and chain are sound; vintage wiring is always recommended to be inspected by an electrician prior to installation. Working condition. Up to 250v (Europe / UK standard). The wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise.