Shade
by Meyda Tiffany
from the Metro Fusion collection
Original price
$3,415.63
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Original price
$3,415.63
Original price
current price
$3,415.63
$3,415.63
-
$3,415.63
Current price
current price
$3,415.63
Italian for small branches or twigs, Ramoscelli defines American craftsmanship fused with European artistry in Black Streamers with Purple Accents and Bronze Frit on White Iridescent and Clear glass. Stylistically dynamic, an energetic gesture of abstract and expressionism illuminates as an art glass centerpiece. The stunning beautiful shade features vibrant colored pieces of art glass fused together and high-fired to create a unique, organic shape. The perfect centerpiece on the ceiling or wall of nearly any room, the shade pairs well with hardware to create a stunning ceiling fixture, a true work of art for homes, modern restaurants, and those that appreciate a work of beauty. Traditional workmanship, high-fire kilns, and original tools are used to fuse art glass in the old world tradition and inspired by modern homes from Westchester County, New York, to Highland Park, Chicago, Illinois, to San Jose, California. The Metro Fusion Ramoscelli Shade is featured in our American-made, American-designed, handcrafted Fused Glass Lighting Collection and manufactured in Yorkville, New York. Each shade is a unique work of art with color variations based on natural ingredients inherent in the glass. Please let us know if color matching is critical when ordering multiple items.
Collection: Metro Fusion
SKU: 5955219
Width: 30.00"
Height:5.00"
Length: 30.00"
SKU:
5955219
Collection:
Safety Rating:
Damp
Bulbs Included:
No
Dimmable:
No
Imported:
USA
UPC:
705696147960
Width/Diameter:
30.00"
Height:
5.00"
Length:
30.00"
Lighting Design Spec Sheet:
Print Spec Sheet
Size Guide:
View Sizing Guide
Care:
- Glass, metal and bulbs use a duster once a week to prevent dust build up
- Linen/material use a lint roller
- Most lights can be wiped down with a damp cloth after light is off
Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to p65warnings.ca.gov/.
