Martinengo Chandelier

Martinengo chandelier by Venini. Although organised on three levels, the Martinengo chandelier, one of the largest the glassworks has ever produced, appears as an organic and compact structure. It is made of refined cristallo glass processed according to the “rigadin” technique, which lends it density and visibility. Blown glass chandelier, handcrafted using the “rigadin” technique. It is composed of oval “bossette” encasing the stem, arms and cups in pure cristallo glass. This model develops on three tiers, among which the central one, exceptionally, holds the greatest number of arms. It is conceived in versions with twenty or thirty-two lights. The structure is chrome-plated metal.