An exceptional original pendant lamp by Louis Sognot, crafted on the French Riviera around 1950, one of the designer's most sought-after periods for his mastery of bamboo and rattan craftsmanship. The piece features a sculptural and lightweight structure, constructed from steam-bent bamboo and woven rattan, combined with an inner shade that diffuses light in a warm and enveloping way. The design is articulated by a decorative chain of the same material, with organic links and a hand-worked central element, which reinforces its ornamental character. The chinoiserie-inspired motifs are particularly striking, visible in the interlaced geometric patterns that run along the lamp's perimeter. These details evoke the mid-20th-century European fascination with Oriental aesthetics, reinterpreted here with a natural and modern style, characteristic of Sognot's work. When lit, the lamp projects a filtered light that creates rhythmic and atmospheric shadows, adding depth and a highly sophisticated decorative effect. It's an ideal piece for both refined interiors and spaces with a bohemian, modernist, or Riviera sensibility. The lamp is in excellent condition, with original materials, a natural patina befitting its age, and no structural modifications. An authentic and rare example of 1950s French design, it is highly prized by collectors and interior designers. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution, Up to 250V (Europe/UK Standard).The wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise.