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The Artichoke Pendant is a Light fixture designed by Poul Henningsen in 1958. The design centres on a 360-degree glare-free light created by 72 leaves, that resemble an artichoke. The light source or bulb cannot be directly viewed; the light is directed and reflected upon leaves until it illuminates the entire artichoke.
The Artichoke Pendent comes with laser cut brushed metal leaves, which produce the shape lines reflective of modern design. It is mounted by stainless steel cables to hold the weight of the light.