This ceiling lamp from the 1970s is an example of artisanal glasswork, reflecting the modernist inspirations of its era. The slightly flattened spherical shade is hand-blown using the glassmaker’s technique, crafted from clear glass with embedded irregular fragments in yellow and transparent tones. The shade’s surface is highly textured and glossy, creating a vivid interplay of light and shadow that animates the entire piece. A round, flat brass canopy with a satin sheen tops the lamp, which is suspended from a brass rod. The ceiling rose is made of white plastic, and the cable length is adjustable. The proportions are balanced, with the organic glass dome dominating the composition. The lamp is preserved in very good condition, with no visible damage, discoloration, or signs of restoration; all components remain original and well-maintained.This lamp evokes the spirit of the 1970s—a time when design was captivated by the expressive potential of art glass and organic forms. The shade, with its embedded glass fragments, speaks of a fascination with light as a living phenomenon rather than mere function. As illumination passes through the irregular textures and yellow inclusions, it recalls sunlight diffused through morning haze—soft, layered, and full of vitality.Such a lamp is best suited to interiors inspired by mid-century modern or contemporary eclecticism. It may be paired with furniture featuring clean lines and natural materials, such as teak wood or veneered sideboards, as well as classic armchairs from the period. The lamp’s glass shade will stand out as a luminous centerpiece against graphite or white walls. It can also be combined with brass or glass accessories to emphasize its artistic origins and organic silhouette.
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Height90 cm
Width30 cm
Length90 cm
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Length90 cm
Height90 cm
Width30 cm
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