Medusa lamp by Roberto Pamio for Leucos, 1967

The "Medusa" lamp, designed by Roberto Pamio for the manufacturer Leucos in the late 1960s, is made of opaline and clear glass and rests on a cast aluminum base. Generously sized, it diffuses a soft, harmonious, spherical light, ideal for creating a warm atmosphere. Roberto Pamio's works are now rare, and his designs are particularly sought after by enthusiasts and collectors of Italian design. An original Leucos label is visible in one of the photos. Founded in 1962 near Venice by Eugène Pamio, Leucos is part of the prestigious Murano glassmaking tradition, where glasswork is considered a true art form. Combining artisanal expertise and technical innovation, the brand has established itself over time as a visionary pioneer in the field of contemporary lighting.