Nuvola Cocoon pendant lamp by Tobia Scarpa for Flos, Italy, 1960s

Step into the captivating world of mid-20th century Italian design with the Nuvola cocoon chandelier created by Tobia Scarpa for Flos in 1962. This pendant light features a metal internal structure, delicately wrapped in a cocoon-like covering. Designed by Tobia Scarpa for Flos in 1962, the chandelier gets its name, 'Nuvola', from its cloud-like shape and the soft light that filters through the cocoon. Originating from mid-20th century Italy thanks to the innovation of Albert Eisenkeil, the cocoon technique brings an ethereal charm to the national design narrative. Following this innovation, Achille, Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, and Tobia Scarpa joined the experimentation, leading to the creation of Flos in 1962. This pioneering company produced cocoon lamps that quickly became refined icons of Italian design. Enhance your space with the iconic presence of Nuvola. May the unique combination of shape, cocoon technique, and timeless design storytelling of this chandelier cast an enchanting light that embraces the past while illuminating your present. Own a piece of Italian design history that beautifully marries art and innovation, defining an era of elegance. In very good vintage condition, with no damage. Maximum height with cable 110 cm.