“Sun” Wall Lamp Felipe Delfinger for Feders Cuernavaca, Mexico, ca. 1960–1970 Exceptional wall lamp designed by Felipe Delfinger for Feders and produced in Cuernavaca, Mexico. Crafted from recycled handblown glass, this piece represents a rare and important example of the designer’s work, combining sculptural design with a strong tradition of artisanal craftsmanship. The lamp masterfully merges the natural skill of Cuernavaca’s glassblowers with a vibrant color palette deeply rooted in Mexican culture and landscape. The central sun, rendered in molded relief glass in warm amber-orange tones, features a serene, almost ritualistic face. From it radiate stylized glass rays of unconventional organic forms, alternating shades of amber, honey, and deep blue, creating a dynamic interplay of light and color. The entire composition is mounted on a cylindrical pierced metal structure that acts as a light diffuser, enhancing the chromatic intensity of the glass when illuminated. With its strong sculptural presence, this lamp aligns with the Brutalist aesthetic of the mid-20th century, standing out for both its bold design and exceptional craftsmanship. A highly rare and collectible piece, preserved in excellent vintage condition, ideal as a focal point and conversation piece in any interior.