Medusa Fuoco Ruby Red Murano Glass Chandelier in the Style of Dale Chihuly

This elegant chandelier was realized in Murano, Italy- the island off the coast of Venice renowned for centuries for their superlative glass production. It features a pagoda style bo...

This Modernist chandelier, in the manner of Vistosi, features 36 individually suspended black discs with clear rims in handmade Murano glass. Collectively, the discs offer a cascadin...

A Modernist chandelier in the style of Vistosi featuring 36 individually suspended textured clear Murano discs in a cascading circular four tiered design. Each disc consists of a cen...

This stunning chandelier was hand blown by artisans in Murano, Italy- the island off the coast of Venice renowned for centuries for its superlative glass production. It features 62 M...

This elegant chandelier was realized in Murano, Italy, the island off the coast of Venice renowned for centuries for their superlative glass production. It features a pagoda style bo...

This stunning modernist chandelier was realized in Murano, Italy, the island off the coast of Venice renowned for centuries for its superlative glass production. It features rectangu...

Murano style glass paste chandelier. Work from the 60s/70s. Diameter 33 cm for a height of 60 cm. Bearing gold. Additional information: Material:...

Majestic suspension lamp from Venini, original handmade production from the 1940s Murano glass, made in Italy Lead-colored glass.  

Glass chandelier murano 50s in the style of ginovistosi, consisting of three glasses agoccia in shades of yellow, light blue and white Each of the glass measures 40 cm in height, ...

Stunning chandelier of an amazing light green color; a triumph of leaves positioned in sequence around the round structure. The chandelier is composed of a gold-colored iron structu...

Murano Chihuly Style Blown Glass Chandelier. Circa 2000. The chandelier has been professionally rewired, comes with matching chain and canopy. It is ready to hang!

While working for the family business, Jacopo Foggini discovered the versatile nature of methacrylate, a material generally used in the production of car reflectors. Enchanted by the aesthetical and chromatic qualities of this thermoplastic resin, similar to glass yet tremendously light, Foggini started experimenting its use since the late 1990s. With a machine of his own invention, Foggini melted methacrylate, and later polycarbonate, at 200°C transforming it into a filament that he then moulds with his hands creating luminous shapes and monumental artworks: labyrinths of colored light, blurring the boundaries between art and design. “The speed of execution is almost the same as that for the glass, however with my materials I can mould monumental artworks that are extremely lightweighted”. Jacopo Foggini was born in Turin and currently lives and works in Milan. He explores art and design crossing the boundaries imposed by the conventions of those disciplines. Jacopo joins really early the family business where he discovers the versatility of the methacrylate, an Industrial material normally used in automotive design. His first experimentation with this material date back to the beginning of the nineties, when he starts using a machine of his own invention that heats the methacrylate up to 200 degrees Celsius, producing a filament that he models with his hands to create luminous shapes, monumental works and mazes of threads in an elegant intertwining of colors. The primary picture below shows three pictures of the Medusa chandelier...