Carlo Nason for Mazzega Murano glass chandelier, Italy 1970.

Chandelier by Carlo Nason for Mazzega 1960. A period chandelier that summarises the mid-century trend of suspending multiple elements from a frame. Carlo Nason revisited the concept with interlocking elements allowing for various lengths. A highlight for any interior. A remarkable chandelier designed by Carlo Nason for Mazzega, made of over 290 interwoven C-shaped elements. Exceptional glass is a recurring theme in Carlo Nason's work. It shades the light and creates different degrees of transparency. Measurements: Diameter 60 cm, 24 inches. Creator: Carlo Nason (designer) Mazzega (producer) Period: Modern Modern Origin: Italy, Murano Date of manufacture: 1960-1969 Materials and techniques: Piastra working. Metal hardware Condition: original condition, crystal in very good condition, approximately 250 pieces.