1970s Murano Amber Glass Petal Pendant Light by Carl Nason for Mazzega jewellery The glass globe is suspended

The glass globe is suspended from a polished chrome fixture  and matching ceiling cup which is designed to hide the wires as they meet the ceiling

Michael Slenske interviewed James about his art

He studied in London at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design from 1994 to 1998

wear to the rubber feet and to the chrome seat base but otherwise it is in good condition

The handles can be threaded through a wooden pole supported on two brackets to hang it from the wall

1970s Murano Amber Glass Petal Pendant Light by Carl Nason for Mazzega jewellery The glass globe is suspendedA classic design shaped like a flower designed by Carlo Nason in Italy during the 1970s and manufactured by Mazzega. Each Murano glass petal is attached to the chrome from by a single screw. Each mottled petal is amber at the top and slowly fades to become clear at their ends. A single screw in E27 bulb is required. I'd recommend an interesting filament bulb to add additional interest. The chrome pole is adjustable to your height requirements. A