Designed by
Carlo Nason in 1970 and revived by
Established & Sons, the
Medusa pendant lamp is a sculptural glass piece inspired by the fluid, sinuous form of the jellyfish from which it takes its name. Rooted in Italian Modernism, it transforms mouth-blown opaline glass into a luminous object full of softness and depth. Hung alone above a dining table, a kitchen island or a console, or grouped in a composition of different diameters, the
Medusa brings a poetic presence to a living room, a dining room, a bedroom or a reception area, casting a soft, enveloping glow. Its multi-layered, mouth-blown opaline glass diffusers honour the mastery of the Murano glassmaking tradition and translate Carlo Nason's expressive language into a contemporary context; they are paired with a modular LED light source, an ultra-slim Kevlar-reinforced low-voltage cable in a black braided textile sleeve and a metal canopy. Revived by
Established & Sons, the
Medusa pendant lamp offers diffused light with a warm rendering (2700 K, CRI 90), an organic silhouette that shapes the space, three diameters to compose freely and exceptional glassmaking craftsmanship.