The Fleur de Ciel Blue Jasper Handmade Glass Chandelier

• Model: MO25D016
• Style: Inspired by art design
• Main Material: Handmade Glass
• Stnadard Finish: Bule,Clear
• Demension & Lamp:  
  

INTRODUCTION

Step into Monet’s Water Lilies reimagined through Murano mastery. The Fleur de Ciel Blue Jasper Handmade Glass Chandelier distills Venetian glassblowing heritage into suspended botany. Witness JEWELLERY TOP’s artisans hand-sculpt every element: cobalt petals swirl with handmade glass chandelier artistry so precise, veins mimic Giverny’s poppy stamens frozen in molten silica. Each blossom erupts from brass stems forged like Art Nouveau jewelry settings—golden frameworks twisting like Klimt’s gilded vines embracing Tiffany’s iris studies.

Observe nature’s alchemy transformed: glass petals transition from midnight sapphire at their core to ethereal cerulean at ruffled edges, replicating lapis lazuli’s mineral stratigraphy. When illuminated, light fractures through petal layers into prismic geometries, projecting aquatic reflections reminiscent of Klimt’s "Watersnakes" across ceilings. This isn’t illumination; it’s Lalique’s stained-glass dreamscape reborn as kinetic sculpture.

Central to its poetry: the crown-form brass apex, its fluted columns echoing V&A Museum’s Renaissance reliquaries while supporting glass branches arched like weeping willow silhouettes. Glass blossoms cascade downward—some clustered in dewdrop bouquets (nodding to Gallé’s cameo glass vases), others solitary as dragonflies skimming ponds. Brass chains descend like gilded Botticelli curls, suspending a central floral medallion where handmade glass captures and magnifies candlelight into liquid topaz pools.

Designed for transformative spaces, this art decoration chandelier becomes a gallery installation. Its silhouette balances organic exuberance and structural refinement: brass branches radiate asymmetrically yet harmonize like Monet’s brushstrokes in "Wisteria". Hung above a black marble console (as depicted), it conjures midnight gardens where flowers bloom in perpetual moonglow, shadows tracing stem patterns as delicate as Chinese ink wash paintings.