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David Pompa’s Palma pendant light brings together a handwoven palma shade with a sophisticated chrome or coated metal piece. The contrast between a striking metal texture marked by fine openings and the soft weaving surface create an intriguing interplay between industrial production and craft techniques.
Palma is made out of handwoven Palma and metal.
Handcrafted in Mexico
Light source Incl. 1x 13,5W E27 LED 1500lm 2700K warm white dimmable
Voltage 110V/240V
Cable 200cm PVC black / extentions on request
Material Handwoven Palma and metal
Available finishes Chrome/ White. Special finish on request MOQ 12pc
Certification NOM/CE
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Designer: David Pompa. Both Austrian and Mexican, he studied a master in product design at Kingston University in London. In 2008 he founded studio davidpompa. His intrigue for Mexican materials started in 2009 in Oaxaca, this was the first contact David had with Barro Negro. This experimentations with black clay lead to our first collection in 2013. The same year the first showroom in Roma Norte, in the heart of Mexico City was opened. Awarded in 2015 rising talent Maison & Objet Paris and rising talent M&O Americas in Miami. In 2017 studio davidpompa became the first Mexican brand at Euroluce – Salone del Mobile Milano. Always intrigued about Mexican culture, his quest for new forms and materials continues together with his passion for a collective work with a young creative team.
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Description
Palma Beige Ochre by David Pompa
Palma pendant light brings together a handwoven palma shade with an ochre coated metal piece. The contrast between a striking metal texture marked by fine openings
and the soft weaving surface create an intriguing interplay between industrial production and craft techniques.
Close up of Palma Beige Ochre, provided by Studio David Pompa. The materials used are palma and metal.
Palma Beige is a collection made out of three variants. The Palma Green Chrome, the Palma Beige White and Palma Beige Ochre. All three of them are made out of Palma weaved
by the best craftswomen in Mexico.
Underneath the earth in the desert between Oaxaca and Puebla, a unique texture is being created. Palma moves at a speed almost undetectable for the human eye. The craft
creates a sonata, a playing duet between the material and wind. The sound invites you to close your eyes: listen to time. A technique inherited for centuries mastered by
the best craftswomen in Mexico.
Palma weaving is one of the most iconic and oldest Mexican crafts. Used by pre-hispanic cultures throughout a wide range of applications. Petates, food containers, baskets,
sandals, nets and fans to name a few. Its weaving techniques are passed from generation to generation, gifting us nowadays this rich splendid handcraft.
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