Green Wolf Lighting by Solange Azagury-Partridge
Eden Hand-Blown Murano Glass Portable Table Light
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Green Wolf Lighting
Titanio II Hand-Blown Murano Glass Portable Table Light
$435
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Green Wolf Studio’s cordless blown-glass lamps by designer Paola Petrobelli are individually hand-worked at a workshop in Murano, Italy. Murano glass is famed for its depth and range of colour allowing some unusual and bold combinations – for example, amber and green provide striking contrast in the Titanio II design. This USB rechargeable light is water-resistant, and perfect for indoor and outdoor settings, with a single charge providing up to 24 hours of light. Charge overnight for maximum performance.
Product number: 2207807007
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Meet the Maker:
Green Wolf Studio
Film producer Rebecca Marks answered a creative calling when she shifted into product design, and brought along her flair for drama. Through Green Wolf Studio, she sources functional art from glassblowers in Murano and creates the lights in her London studio. Her first collection for Green Wolf Lighting is a collaboration with Venetian glass designer Paola Petrobelli.
