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Rare and distinctive Marziale chandelier designed by Angelo Brotto and produced by Esperia in Italy during the 1970's. A remarkable example of Brotto's sculptural approach to lighting, the chandelier combines rich natural materials with refined metal detailing to create a bold architectural presence. The fixture is suspended from a six-arm, star-shaped ceiling canopy, from which six solid walnut columns are elegantly hung. Each column is capped at both ends with satin brass fittings and features finely carved recessed detailing that accentuates the warmth and texture of the wood. The composition achieves a striking balance between geometric rigor and organic material. Fitted with standard Edison screw sockets, the chandelier is shown with gold-tinted 25-watt golf-ball bulbs that emit a warm, ambient glow, beautifully complementing the walnut and brass finishes.
Angelo Brotto (1914–2002) was a celebrated Venetian designer and artist renowned for his innovative work in lighting, furniture, and decorative objects. Throughout the 1960's and 1970's, his collaboration with the Murano-based manufacturer Esperia produced some of the most distinctive Italian lighting designs of the period. Combining glass, metal, and wood in imaginative ways, Brotto's creations earned widespread acclaim and numerous artistic and design awards during his prolific career.
Creator: Angelo Brotto (Designer)
Style: Mid-Century Modern (Of the Period)
Materials and Techniques: Brass,Walnut
Place of Origin: Italy
Period: 1970-1979
