Praying Mantis

I can remember the smell of mint as I was trying to catch a Praying Mantis in the garden next door when I was 7 years old, but I can’t remember what I was doing at a specific time la...

I can remember the smell of mint as I was trying to catch a Praying Mantis in the garden next door when I was 7 years old, but I can’t remember what I was doing at a specific time la...

I can remember the smell of mint as I was trying to catch a Praying Mantis in the garden next door when I was 7 years old, but I can’t remember what I was doing at a specific time la...

This iconic and graphic ‘praying mantis’ floor lamp was realized by the esteemed French designer Jean Rispal, circa 1950.

It features an elaborate praying mantis digital print in shades of blue, green, yellow, and more.

This iconic floor lamp totally brings to mind the praying mantis insect in its design! Much like the Rispal lamp of fame, this one has finer lines and the same poised double leg zoom...

This striking Mid-Century Modern teak tripod table lamp is playful and made in the style of the Rispal Praying Mantis Lamp, with it's bowed center stem from which hangs a conical whi...

A mod floor lamp with a black enameled metal conical shade and a teak tripod stand. By Luxus, Swedish, 1960. Measures: 55.75" H x 16" x 16" (base) 12.25" L x 8.75" dia (shade).

This gorgeous stand out Danish modern teak tripod lamp was designed by Uno Kristiansson for Luxus of Sweden in the 1960s. Featuring beautifully contoured teak legs that meld into the...

Iconic in its kind, this Rispal 'praying mantis' floor lamp is a beautiful and Classic piece, with a rare to find red shade.

Casual elegance in this hand-wrought coffee table in the shape of a praying mantis or grasshopper. The oval 3/4 " thick glass top has a round opening under which is a vintage st...

Resembles a cartoon stick character or upright praying mantis or fashionably slender waif. Not deep enough to handle a flat screen but ideal for that recently purchased framed painti...

This is overlaid with grape leaves on which sits a praying mantis. The graceful handles and base are designed to simulate bamboo.

Their best known model is without a doubt the sculptural floor lamp which was later dubbed ‘Praying Mantis’. The chandelier on offer belongs to the same iconic ‘Formes Nouvelles’ ...