Iconic Aldo Londi Horse Lamp for Bitossi – Sculptural Italian Ceramic, 1960s

Iconic sculptural lamp designed by Aldo Londi for Bitossi, Italy, circa 1960. This rare horse-form model exemplifies the expressive language of mid-century Italian ceramics, combining a strong architectural presence with a playful, almost primitive silhouette. The deep turquoise glaze, a signature of the Bitossi workshop, enhances the tactile quality of the surface and gives the piece a vibrant, luminous depth. More than a functional object, this lamp reads as a true sculptural statement. Its bold proportions and distinctive character allow it to anchor a space, whether placed on a console, sideboard, or used as a focal point in a curated interior. Highly sought-after by collectors, Aldo Londi’s work for Bitossi remains emblematic of the Italian design renaissance of the 1950s and 1960s, where craftsmanship and artistic experimentation met to redefine decorative objects. A rare and expressive piece, balancing utility and sculpture, and bringing a strong identity to any interior.