Chandelier Mimosa 27 lights

Description

“Any fool can do something complex; it takes a genius to do something simple.”
(Pete Seeger)

That’s right. Our glassmaster Alberto Donà had a stroke of genius when he designed this chandelier.
For the first time in Murano history, the frame becomes an integral part of the chandelier as if it was its skeleton.
Spheres, in this case, are realized with the “white milk”

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Do you know what it is?

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On Murano Island, “white milk” is the only color capable of making glass opaque and, when combined with other minerals, other colors too.