Lighting Special Quantox Chandelier

SHAKSPEARE GLASS LTD

£6985

This is the special chandelier we have made for the Somerset Art Weeks Exhibition - it just happens to fit well in our atrium..... Each individual piece is different, but made in the same red/orange/gold spectrum of colour. The overall design is called commotion and was inspired by an Autumn sunlit wood on the Quantocks. The sun was hitting the leaves on the ground and there was a ripple of breeze which was enough to just make the leaves shimmer and rattle. All framed by straight birch trees. You had to be there...... This hung in our atrium at Langport. Come in and have a look SOLD

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