Attribution Signs: This piece is attributed to the above designer/maker. It has no attribution mark
Condition: used
Period: 70's
Height: 50 centimeters
Width: 61 centimeters
Depth: 50 centimeters
Object Weight: 10,5 kilograms
Material: Murano's glass
Color: transparent
Condition: Very good — vintage item has no defects but may show minor traces of wear State
Defects: Slight oxidation, see photo no. 10
This Murano glass table lamp is attributed to Carlo Nason for Mazzega in the 70s, it is a true jewel of Italian design. Originally conceived as a pendant lamp, it was modified to become a table lamp, however we retain the piece necessary to transform it back into a pendant lamp, thus offering flexibility in its arrangement.
The lamp is composed of four sheets of Murano glass, handcrafted to create an irregular and wavy surface, the shape resembles a flower. These sheets are suspended from a central metal structure, which acts as a fulcrum for the entire design, the light source is positioned in the center. The elegance and delicacy of Murano glass blend with the solidity and stability of metal, creating a perfect balance between fragility and strength.
The lighting emitted by this table lamp is warm and enveloping, thanks to the translucency of Murano glass, which diffuses the light in a uniform and suggestive way. Its presence adds a touch of refinement and charm to any environment, while the possibility of transforming it into a pendant lamp gives it versatility and adaptability.
This lamp combines the art of glass blowing with functional design, resulting in a piece of furniture that can serve both as a decorative element and as a source of light.
