Gie El - Lamp - Medusa - Glass

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A contemporary turquoise glass pendant lamp Medusa by Gie El (Poland), model MEDUSA, 2020+, in one piece, unused and working, dimensions 100 cm high, 25 cm wide, 20 cm deep, weighing 3 kg.

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Description from the seller

The MEDUSE glass pendant lamp is one of the most recognizable models in Gie El's portfolio. MEDUSE in deep ocean color is part of the OCEAN lighting collection – as sculptural, unobtrusive, and painterly as the ocean water.

The deep color and the organic shape of the MEDUSE deep ocean pendant make it both energetic and harmonious.

Bubbles of air embedded in the turquoise glass add lightness to the glass shade, while tiny specks tell a unique story of ocean currents. The MEDUSE deep ocean lamp, thanks to its unique hue, transmits light perfectly, creating an interesting play of light inside and beautiful, painterly reflections. During the day the lamp presents itself gracefully. It is a decoration at all times.

This glass sphere of solid glass is a premium product made to order. The turquoise MEDUSE deep ocean pendant is entirely made in Poland by talented glassmakers who handcraft each piece, leaning over molten, glowing furnaces.

Every shade passes through the hands of a person who selects the dye, sinks it into the glass, heats it in a metallurgical furnace, and then, with the help of a long rod, blows an organic shape. MEDUSE deep ocean, despite its free form, is not a product of chance. The creative process is a conscious search for form and its alignment with the appropriate function.

The lamp’s design is by architects and founders of the Gie El brand – Maria and Jacek Rypułowie, who conceived it and, together with the glassworkers, refined this unique form. This is a designer lamp for an exceptional interior. The turquoise, globe-shaped lamp will be a beautiful complement to interior arrangements.

A single lamp will work well in a kitchen, in an office, in a hallway, and in a bathroom. A composition made of several MEDUSE glass lamps will enrich the living room, the space above a table, or a staircase.

Seller's Story

Gie El is a Polish lighting brand focused on unique design. Avant-garde forms, natural materials, and handcrafted execution are the hallmarks of these original creations. The brand's offering responds to the need for conscious and unconventional interior design, with a strong emphasis on detail. What unites all Gie El products is emotion—present from the very first design sketches and deeply in the DNA of every collection. Gie El lighting sets the mood and brings a unique atmosphere to any space.
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The MEDUSE glass pendant lamp is one of the most recognizable models in Gie El's portfolio. MEDUSE in deep ocean color is part of the OCEAN lighting collection – as sculptural, unobtrusive, and painterly as the ocean water.

The deep color and the organic shape of the MEDUSE deep ocean pendant make it both energetic and harmonious.

Bubbles of air embedded in the turquoise glass add lightness to the glass shade, while tiny specks tell a unique story of ocean currents. The MEDUSE deep ocean lamp, thanks to its unique hue, transmits light perfectly, creating an interesting play of light inside and beautiful, painterly reflections. During the day the lamp presents itself gracefully. It is a decoration at all times.

This glass sphere of solid glass is a premium product made to order. The turquoise MEDUSE deep ocean pendant is entirely made in Poland by talented glassmakers who handcraft each piece, leaning over molten, glowing furnaces.

Every shade passes through the hands of a person who selects the dye, sinks it into the glass, heats it in a metallurgical furnace, and then, with the help of a long rod, blows an organic shape. MEDUSE deep ocean, despite its free form, is not a product of chance. The creative process is a conscious search for form and its alignment with the appropriate function.

The lamp’s design is by architects and founders of the Gie El brand – Maria and Jacek Rypułowie, who conceived it and, together with the glassworkers, refined this unique form. This is a designer lamp for an exceptional interior. The turquoise, globe-shaped lamp will be a beautiful complement to interior arrangements.

A single lamp will work well in a kitchen, in an office, in a hallway, and in a bathroom. A composition made of several MEDUSE glass lamps will enrich the living room, the space above a table, or a staircase.

Seller's Story

Gie El is a Polish lighting brand focused on unique design. Avant-garde forms, natural materials, and handcrafted execution are the hallmarks of these original creations. The brand's offering responds to the need for conscious and unconventional interior design, with a strong emphasis on detail. What unites all Gie El products is emotion—present from the very first design sketches and deeply in the DNA of every collection. Gie El lighting sets the mood and brings a unique atmosphere to any space.
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Details

Era
After 2000
Number of objects
1
Material
Glass
Manufacturer/brand
Gie El
Model
Medusa
Country of origin
Poland
Style
Contemporary
Condition
As new - unused
In working order
Yes
Height
100 cm
Width
25 cm
Depth
20 cm
Weight
3 kg
Colour
Turquoise
Estimated period
2020+
Sold by
PolandVerified
102
Objects sold
100%
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