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Rituals 3

Blown glass pendant by Ludovica+Roberto Palomba with a compact shape and a cosy glow

Dimensions

190 mm

Materials
GlassMetalStainless steelABS
Colors
White

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Description

Overview

Foscarini's Rituals 3 Suspension, by Ludovica+Roberto Palomba, is a blown glass pendant with a compact shape and a cosy glow. The Rituals lamps recall the paper lanterns used in Oriental culture.

Construction

Stripes on the glass are cast by a mould with negative decorations; it is then manually belt-ground and immersed in acid for the plaster-like effect. Hanging hardware is a stainless steel cable beside a transparent electrical cable. The canopy above joins a bracket of galvanised metal to a cover in matt white ABS, dyed in the batch.

Specifications

  • Size: 19 cm (W)
  • Weight: 1.5 kg net
  • Body: blown glass with satin engraving and coated metal fittings
  • Bulb: E27, up to 70 W, dimmable, not included
  • Protection: CE, class I, IP20

Story

Venetian glass, Oriental lanterns

The Rituals lamps recall the paper lanterns used in Oriental culture, yet they are blown glass, a material with a thousand-year Venetian tradition.

Compact shape, cosy glow

Compact in shape and intimate in its glow, the Rituals 3 suspension lamp has glass that is striped in a mould, ground by hand on a belt and then treated in acid.

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