Important applique by Guido De Majo for DMI 1970s

Important and spectacular wall light by Guido De Majo for De Majo Illuminazione. Murano, Italy, 1970s. An extremely rare piece from this fabulous designer. Beautiful chrome metal structure. It features three sublime half-cone shaped diffusers, made of blown Murano glass, all signed by De Majo. Gradient colour from green to blue. An extraordinary presence and design. This wall light, which is a true wall artwork, draws attention and enhances its space. Very nice dimensions: Height 55 cm. Width 55 cm. Depth 60 cm. Shipping only by carrier, due to the dimensions and fragility of this piece. G. De Majo: Heritage of creativity and tradition. De Majo Illuminazione was founded at the end of the Second World War by Guido de Majo, who, after leaving his native Naples, settled in the lagoon and established his first glassworks on the island of Murano in 1947. From the very first moment, although small in size, thanks to a demanding business strategy focused on product quality, this company played an important role in Murano glassmaking, becoming, in a few years, a solid and established industry. By focusing on quality, it has always seized new and exciting opportunities created in the glass industry. In the 1970s, design became an important element of production, and De Majo was one of the first companies to invest in this concept, introducing it alongside high-quality traditional handcrafted products.