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Model LT305 ‘Lotus’ Table lamp

by Carlo Nason for Mazzega, Italy, 1960s

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Model LT305 ‘Lotus’ Table lamp

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The Lotus table lamp model LT305, designed by Carlo Nason, is a striking example of Italian glass artistry from the 1970s. Produced by Mazzega, the lamp features layered, petal-like Murano glass diffusers that softly radiate light, evoking the organic elegance of a lotus flower. Its sculptural form and warm illumination make it both a functional light source and a collectible design object, embodying the harmony between craftsmanship and modern aesthetics. Nason created lighting pieces featuring multiple layers of glass, crafted through techniques that would be too expensive or technically challenging to reproduce today.

Reference: Carlo Nason Glass Designer 1959 - 2020, R. Chiesa & A. Zannoni, p. 84

Dimensions

49 cm (ø) x 45 cm (H)
19.3 in (ø) x 17.7 in (H)

Material

Murano Glass, Bronz

Origin

Italy

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