Hand-Blown Glass

Molten Glass, Shaped by Hand

Each ribbed tube begins as a glowing gather of molten glass on the end of a blowpipe. A glassmaker breathes it into shape by hand, turning and drawing the fluted ribs while the glass is still soft. It's slow, skilled work — and it leaves each piece with a life that machine-pressed glass simply can't have. See the same breath-shaped ribs in the Addis Star-Shaped Glass Tubes Chandelier.

Ribs That Catch the Light

Shaped by hand, the fluted ribs bend and scatter every beam, casting rippling patterns of light and shadow across your walls — a texture flat glass can't reproduce.

Depth & Clarity

The glass carries a substantial, thick-walled clarity with real depth — it refracts a soft glow even in daylight, never the thin, hollow look of acrylic.

Made, Not Manufactured

Every ribbed tube carries the trace of a maker's hand and breath — an artisan piece, not a molded copy stamped out by the thousand.

Made to Order

Our Handmade Glass Colour Palette

Exclusive Customization

Make It Uniquely Yours

Love the design but need it tailored to your space? We offer comprehensive customization — dimensions, surface finishes, chain and wire lengths, and more. Tell us your vision, and we'll take care of the rest.

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Material Hand-Blown Glass Shade · Metal Frame & Canopy Mouth-blown by hand.

Shade material Hand-Blown Glass Subtle variation in every piece.

Finish options Gold · Nickel

Light source LED or Edison bulb E12 / E14 base · warm white recommended.

Voltage AC 110–240V

Control Works with a common wall switch Switch not included.

Mounting Ceiling — flush mount, hardwired

Environment Indoor only · IP20 Damp-rated; not waterproof — for indoor use only.

Preparation time 5–10 days Made and inspected at our own workshop before dispatch.

Good to Know

Glass petal11.4″Same size across all configurations

Bulb typeE12 / E14Count varies by size

The design

A Bloom That Never Closes

Caught at the moment a flower opens, and held there.

This chandelier began with a shape borrowed from nature: a flower in the second before it fully opens — petals still curved inward, layered over one another, holding light in the hollow at its centre. Translate that into glass, hang it from a ceiling, and you get something that behaves less like a fixture and more like a living thing.

The petals make it real. Each one is mouth-blown by hand on the end of a blowpipe, the colour drawn into the glass while it's still molten — so the tone lives inside the piece rather than sitting on the surface, milky at the heart and deepening toward the edge. Dozens of them overlap in graduated tiers, and because they sit at different depths, light doesn't fall in a single beam. It filters, layers, and softens, spilling through row after row until it reaches the room as something gentle.

Because every petal is blown individually, no two are quite alike — and neither are any two chandeliers. Choose it in blush, amber, white, or deep rose; hang it small over a breakfast table or grand in an atrium. Whichever you pick, it does the same thing: it makes people look up.

Why this chandelier

A Bloom That Fills the Room

Dozens of hand-blown glass petals, layered into light — a fixture that decorates as much as it illuminates.

— Shaped by breath and fire, opened by light —

Hand-Blown Glass Pressed Glass / Acrylic

The light Light filters through layer after layer of petals — soft, even, and atmospheric Flat, uniform light — passes straight through without depth

The colour Drawn into the glass while molten — milky at the heart, deepening at the edge Sprayed or coated on the surface, where it can chip or fade

The making Mouth-blown by hand, one petal at a time Machine-pressed or moulded by the thousand

Unique
ness Tiny ripples in every petal — genuinely one of a kind Every unit is identical

Over time Glass keeps its clarity for decades — never yellows Acrylic yellows and scratches; may smell when warm

Off vs on Reads as sculpture in daylight — beautiful even unlit Looks flat and plain when switched off

Yes. Every petal is mouth-blown by hand — never machine-pressed or moulded from acrylic. The colour is drawn into the glass while it's still molten, so it lives inside the piece rather than sitting on the surface. Tiny ripples and gentle variations from petal to petal are the mark of real artisan glass, not a defect.

No. Light passes through layer after overlapping layer of glass petals, softening as it goes — so you get an even, atmospheric glow with no harsh downbeam and no bulb in view. It's ambient light rather than a bright task beam, so you may want additional task lighting in a kitchen or workspace.

It takes standard E12 or E14 bulbs — LED or Edison style — with the count varying by size. Dimming depends on the bulb: fit compatible dimmable bulbs on a dimmer switch and the chandelier will dim. Bulbs supplied as standard are not dimmable, so please order dimmable bulbs if you'd like that option.

It comes in eight sizes, from ∅ 19.7″ to ∅ 47.2″. Over a dining table, aim for a fixture half to two-thirds the table's width, hung 30–36″ above the surface. For a room centrepiece, add the room's length and width in feet — that total in inches is a good guide to the ideal diameter. Taller versions suit double-height ceilings; wider, lower versions suit rooms with limited headroom.

The glass comes in a full palette — blush pink, warm amber, milky white, coral, and deep rose among others. Each petal is milky through the centre and deepens toward the edge, so even the stronger colours read soft rather than loud, and sit comfortably alongside neutrals and warm woods.

Yes. We offer full customisation of dimensions, glass colour, finish, and chain or rod length. Tell us your ceiling height and the space you're lighting, and our designers will advise on proportion — then we build it to spec.

It's a hardwired ceiling fixture. The frame mounts first, then each glass petal is hung individually — with dozens of petals it takes patience, but the instructions are clear and all hardware is included. For the larger sizes we recommend an electrician and two people. Always switch off power at the breaker first.

Yes. Every petal is individually wrapped and packed in thick protective foam inside a reinforced box, with the frame and hardware boxed separately. We ship glass every day and pack it to survive the journey. In the rare case something arrives damaged, contact us within 24 hours with photos and we'll make it right.

Wipe each petal gently with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals, solvents, and abrasive pads. Always switch the fixture off and let the bulbs cool completely before cleaning. Dusting once or twice a year keeps the glass clear and the light at its best.