A spirited and singular artisan wall light, wrought in iron and copper with a fantastical hand-blown glass shade in the form of a grape cluster. Part torchère, part sunburst shrine, it evokes folkloric ritual and Mediterranean exuberance in equal measure.
The frame is forged and twisted by hand—scrollwork, sun motifs, and coiled copper elements converge in a kind of sculptural dance. The glass shade is a dense cluster of amber grapes, richly textured and glowing when lit. A celebration of material and invention, somewhere between surrealist lighting and agrarian icon.
An unusual, highly decorative piece—equally at home in a maximalist interior, a rustic kitchen, or as a standalone objet in a hallway or stairwell.
Dimensions:
Height: 70 cm
Width: 22 cm
Projection: 19 cm
Origin:
Continental Europe, late 20th century
Maker unknown
Material:
Wrought iron, copper, and hand-blown amber glass
Condition:
Very good vintage condition with minor surface patina to the metal. Fully rewired and ready to install.
