Cesendello | Suspended Vogue
Collection: Vogue
Category: Lighting
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The cesendelli, or votive lamps, originated in Rome and Byzantium and later became popular in Venice and the Muslim world.
The profile of this elegant spiral structure resembles a turban. Its refined silhouette represents a synthesis of Oriental and Renaissance themes present in 15th-century Venice.
This Fortuny® Cesendello glass lamp can be mounted on the wall or ceiling.
A cesendello, or sanctuary lamp, has its roots in Rome and Byzantium, and later became popular in Venice and the Muslim world.
The profile of this elegant spiral structure resembles a turban. Its refined silhouette represents a synthesis of Oriental and Renaissance themes present in 15th-century Venice.
This Fortuny® Cesendello glass lamp can be mounted on the wall or ceiling.
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