Part of the Nelson Bubble Lamp series, the Nelson Pear Bubble Pendant recalls the fruit’s shape in the way it flares towards the center.‎ The parallel lines of the lamp’s lightweight steel frame are visible along its surface.‎ The lamp casts a soft, even light.‎ George Nelson designed the Bubble Lamp series in 1952.‎Material: steel-wire skeleton on the interior which is spray coated with the translucent plastic polymer resulting in a lamp that is both opaque and transparent as it glows.‎‎Shade: Webbing polymer.‎‎Frame top and bottom ring: Coated and brushed metal and nickel.‎‎Cable: White PVC isolation.‎‎Cord Lenght 183 cmNELSON PEAR BUBBLE PENDANT SLED E27 (A15)5-8W500-800lm220-240 V CA a 50/60 HzNELSON PEAR BUBBLE PENDANT MLED E27 (A19)10-13W1000-1500m220-240V AC at 50/60HzDesigned by pioneering American designer George Nelson in 1947, and first produced in 1952, the Bubble Lamp signaled a revolution in the Modernist lighting industry.‎ Available in an assortment of organic sizes and shapes, these elegant orbs were inspired by a set of silk-covered Swedish pendant lamps Nelson wanted for his office, but found to be too expensive.‎ Employing the resourcefulness that characterized his working process, he decided to use a self-webbing plastic spray developed by the U.‎S.‎ military, and applied it over a lightweight, rounded-steel frame to produce these soft, glowing fixtures.‎