This piece was born from the Pergamo lamps collection! Pergamo (Parchment) is the name of animal skin prepared to be written on, or the actual document written on such material. The word parchment evolved from the name of the Greek city Pergamon, which is believed by some to have been the epicenter of this invention. Used by ancient people to record important data, parchment is today a historical treasure. The delicacy and characteristics of the parchment make it a rare and precious object. Bessa recreated an old and deteriorated parchment in a sculptural piece of art and design to recover the history of such remarkable material.
Dimensions: Height 120cm (47.25″), Width 120cm (47.25″), Depth 9cm (3.54″)
Materials: Hand-polished brass with high gloss varnish, Aged mirror, Inox wall support lacquered in black.
NOTE: All Bessa pieces can be customized, upon request.
