Medusa Lamp

Vintage striped Murano glass lamp. Like the Medusa from Ovid's myth, this lamp is a ravishing beauty. 7 feet of beige rayon-covered twisted c...

The Medusa lamp designed by Olaf von Bohr, 1968.

The "Medusa" lamp is an iconic design from Roberto Pamio for Leucos edited in 1967. This early edition posses still his original push switch. The base is in cast aluminuim. The globe in blown Murano glass. Both material contrast by their density, fragility and colour. Following this design, Roberto Pamio had also the same idea as his first design for Leucos, the "Gill" in 1962. It is made of a globe with its face flatten and whiten to make a diffuser out of its own piece of glass. As it's the crossroad between industrialization, craftsmanship and tradition, this blown glass Murano globe...

Olaf von Bohr table lamp designed in 1968. "Medusa" model with a spiral body composed of white lacquered metal strips on a black lacquered metal base. Some very slight enamel chips ...

'Medusa' Table Lamp by Umberto Riva for VeArt. Designed and manufactured in Italy, in 1972. An anatomical molded clear glass table lamp. The clear glass is one piece and works alongs...

Reggiani “Medusa” table lamp brass Perspex, 1970, Italy.