Flower shaped glass pendant lamp by Carlo Nason for Mazzega 1960Brighten your home with this flower shaped glass pendant lamp by Carlo Nason for Mazzega, crafted in the 1960s. Each leaf is hand blown and unique, combining clear and light brown glass for a warm, elegant glow. The sculptural, floral design makes it a perfect centerpiece. Carlo Nason, working with the renowned Italian glassmaker Mazzega, created playful yet sophisticated lighting designs that are now highly collectible. Lamps from this era are prized

This unique lighting fixture features three pendant lamps that resemble UFOs gracefully suspended from a round ceiling plate

which are marked with a factory sticker

with frosted glass shades that provide soft

Fitting: 1x E27

Very 'precious' design with its two round baskets which are holding the teardrop glass globes

this pendant light is not only functional but also a piece of art

adding character to its vintage allure

The lamp’s perforated holes create a unique and captivating light distribution

This series consists of 100 different vases and 100 different designers/decorators

Fun fact: The layered design of these lamps is a nod to Denmark’s tradition of blending form and function

A fun fact about Jøgen Wolf: he was a significant figure in the Danish design movement

ideal for collectors or anyone seeking a one-of-a-kind statement light with timeless elegance