Lampada da terra Ficupala
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La Ficupala trae ispirazione dal mondo vegetale, in particolare dalla geometria scultorea delle forme dei cactus, traducendole in una lampada da interni che si pone al confine tra l'eclettismo post-moderno e la sobrietà dell'Art Déco. Il lungo impegno di Cassina nel lavorare con architetti e artisti al di fuori del mainstream del minimalismo trova qui una vivida espressione.
Una struttura in metallo verniciato a liquido sostiene un corpo e un diffusore in vetro soffiato, ciascuno modellato con il tipo di irregolarità voluta che solo il vetro lavorato a mano permette. La base è in marmo Marquinia, la densa pietra spagnola nera le cui venature conferiscono a ogni pezzo una presenza singolare.
- Struttura in metallo verniciato a liquido
- Corpo e diffusore in vetro soffiato
- Base in marmo Marquinia
- Attacco E27 (UE, Regno Unito, Cina) o attacco E26 (USA, Giappone), LED max 10W
- Per interni, IP20
La Ficupala si presenta come un oggetto prima che come una fonte di luce. Spenta, domina la stanza con la sua forma e il suo peso materico. Accesa, il vetro soffiato diffonde la luce con un calore che nessuna alternativa pressata o stampata può replicare.
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What is Marquinia marble and where does it come from?
Marquinia is a black limestone quarried in the Basque region of northern Spain. Its defining characteristic is a dense, near-opaque black ground crossed by white calcite veining, making each slab distinct. In furniture and lighting bases, it is valued for its visual weight and the way it anchors a composition.
What design tradition does the Ficupala belong to?
The Ficupala sits at the intersection of post-modern eclecticism and Art Déco formal sensibility. Cassina has a long history of collaborating with architects and artists who work outside strict minimalism, and the Ficupala reflects that broader curatorial position, drawing from botanical geometry rather than abstract reduction.
Is the blown glass on the Ficupala uniform across pieces?
Hand-blown glass carries inherent variation from piece to piece. The Ficupala's diffuser and body are shaped through a process that embraces deliberate irregularity, so minor differences in form and surface are an expected and intentional aspect of the object, not a defect.
What bulb type does the Ficupala use?
The Ficupala accepts an E27 socket in EU, UK, and China configurations, and an E26 socket for USA and Japan. It is rated for a maximum of 10W LED and carries an IP20 indoor rating.
How does Cassina approach collaboration with designers?
Cassina has worked since the mid-twentieth century with architects and designers who prioritize cultural and material experimentation over commercial convention. The brand's archive spans canonical pieces by Le Corbusier and Charlotte Perriand to more recent collaborations, reflecting a consistent belief that furniture and lighting are forms of cultural production.
