Pair of appliqués

This pair of wall lamps features a highly decorative, organic, and sculptural design. They are made of clear glass with amber hues, molded in relief to form a texture of overlapping drops or cells, reminiscent of a honeycomb or an irregular natural surface. The glass is thick, hammered, and slightly wavy, giving the light a diffused and vibrant effect. The silhouettes are irregularly rectangular, with soft, slightly jagged edges.

Period and style:
They likely date to the 1960s and 1970s and can be attributed to postwar Italian or German design, linked to the production of artistic glass in Murano or the work of manufacturers such as Kalmar or Limburg. The decorative language is that of organic modernism, with references to the Brutalist style due to the material strength of the glasswork.