PARENTESI Powder coated steel pendant lamp

Pio Manzù had the first thought for Parentiesi.‎ He concocted a decent upward blast and a round and hollow box with an opening for the light, which went all over: you halted it with a screw.‎ He supplanted the blast with a metal harmony that, when twisted makes grinding and empowers the lamp to be in position without requiring any screws' Achille Castiglioni.‎ This lamp won the Compasso d'Oro grant in 1979.‎ Lamp giving direct light.‎ Lamp moves upward through sliding of a painted or nickel-plated formed steel tube on a roof to-floor steel link (4000 mm long).‎ Fixture head made of infusion shaped dark elastomer lodging a switch.‎ Length of force rope from lamp-holder 4000 mm.‎ Net weight 3 kg.‎