Tue Poulsen Denmark Pendant Lampe brutalistische Studiokeramik Dänemark 1960s Danish Design michaelandersenkeramik The price is for a

The price is for a set of cup

The bowl made of dark ceramic is decorated with a floral leaf pattern and glazed in beige - this creates a nice contrast between light and dark

Here I have this extremely rare pendant lamp from Demstrup Ceramics for you

These mugs are made in a large and small version and are each year given a unique design by an artist

The red finish makes the lamps real retro reading lamps for the study or living room

Tue Poulsen Denmark Pendant Lampe brutalistische Studiokeramik Dänemark 1960s Danish Design michaelandersenkeramik The price is for aHere I have this extraordinary, handmade pendant lamp from Denmark for you. The lamp has no signature, but the material, workmanship and decor clearly speak for the Danish ceramic workshop Tue Poulsens. Tue Poulsen has been producing ceramics since 1963 and can look back on a large number of exhibitions and awards. The series from the 1960s with their unmistakable decor are particularly popular. Tue Poulsen Ceramics still works today and makes