Carlo Nason (attr.) for Mazzega Blown Glass Table Lamp (c. 1980s)

Description This is a a large, striking lamp that exemplifies contradiction.  It looks heavy, but is extremely light. It exudes the softness of a cloud, but has bold undulating ribs and a puddle of amber color on top. Made using traditional Murano glass blowing techniques, it was designed, we believe, by Carlo Nason, who turned the Murano glass world on its head with his innovative designs.  We love it with an oval shade, as shown. Details Carlo Nason, attributed (Italy, 1935 - ) Blown glass, chrome and brass 17" to top of socket, 13 1/2" diameter Unmarked Harp and finial included; shade not included Excellent condition   About the Designer Carlo Nason was a revolutionary of sorts.  He utilized historical glass-blowing techniques to create throughly modern, inventive lamps, vases, and sculptures. Born in 1935 in Murano, Italy, his family is one of the island’s oldest glass blowing families in the region. Nason was involved in the process of glassblowing from a very young age as thei