Sconce, Angelo Mangiarotti x Vistosi Murano, "Giogali", 1966, Sconce, Angelo Mangiarotti x Vistosi Murano, "Giogali", 1966

Sconce, Angelo Mangiarotti x Vistosi Murano, "Giogali", 1966 The Giogali wall light by Angelo Mangiarotti for Vistosi Murano is an elegant and iconic creation of Italian design, characterized by its modular structure made up of 388 intertwined glass elements. This lamp is a perfect example of Mangiarotti's innovative approach to lighting design, in which the basic element – a blown glass ring – is repeated and hooked into a fluid and sophisticated network. The result is a luminous surface that plays with the transparency and refraction of light, creating a visual effect of great impact. The Giogali wall light adapts to refined and modern interiors, becoming a decorative focal point thanks to its sculptural presence. The timeless design and Murano craftsmanship make it an exclusive piece in the panorama of high-end lighting. The upper metal support supports the cascade of glass rings, giving the lamp a fluid and light appearance, while maintaining a solid stage presence. Perfect for sophisticated environments, Giogali is a piece of art and craftsmanship that embodies the excellence of Made in Italy. Bibliography: "Domus", n. 459, February 1968, p. 24; G. Gramigna, Repertoire of Italian design for home furnishings 1950-2000, vol. 1, Allemandi, Turin 2003, p. 131; C. and P. Fiell, 1000 Lights, vol. 2, Taschen, Koln, 2005, p. 116 Measurements: H 125 x W 120 x D 35 cm. Sconce, Angelo Mangiarotti x Vistosi Murano, "Giogali", 1966