Teahouse Pendant print early 20th century architects at

early 20th century architects at the German Bauhaus School were the first to publicly incorporate modern design into everyday life

forming an acute V-shape for a dramatic posterior view

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Handcrafted in India with blue or brown leather and a brass frame

Resting atop tapered gold metal legs with non-marking black plastic foot caps

Teahouse Pendant print early 20th century architects atThe shade of the Teahouse Pendant is made of rattan. The ribs of the natural material are staggered top and bottom, which brings the shape of the shade added interest. The metal stem in a khaki finish mimics the width of the stems for a refined feel. The designer of the tan pendant, Ian Thornton, points out that the finish on the metal reflects the warmth of the rattan when light shines through it.