Mazzega Long interlocking wall lights in opalescent, crystal and black glass

This pair of spectacular sconces was designed by Carlo Nason for Mazzega in the 1960s. It consists of individual pieces of Murano glass with “C” shaped pieces that fit together and hang to the frame to create its shape. There are pieces in crystal, shiny black and iridescent mother-of-pearl. Each one was individually hand blown in Murano. They cling to each other, which allows you to obtain different shapes or lengths. a true work of art...Moreover, given its large size, this pair of wall lights is perfectly structured. Its square frame is very original and gives this lamp a very modern and unusual appearance. When lit, the lamp casts beautiful reflections all around. With their beautiful hand-blown glass and modernist lines, these wall lights are very elegant and can adapt perfectly to any interior style, from Mid-Century Modern to contemporary. Thanks to its chrome lampshade, hiding its bulbs, the light is reflected in a beautiful halo all around. They provide a warm and pleasant light. These wall lights are pieces of superior quality Murano glass and are more beautiful in real life than in the photos... They require 2 bulbs per wall light and are wired for the United States and work with 110 or 220 Volts. The electrical wire you can see in the photos is just a demonstration to show that they are in working order. Currently 2 matching pairs are available.