Mid-Century Italian “C-Link” Chandelier by Carlo Nason for Mazzega
A striking and sculptural Mid-Century chandelier designed by Carlo Nason for Mazzega, defined by its distinctive interlocking “C-link” glass composition.
The piece is formed from individually cast Murano glass elements, each with a richly textured, almost molten surface. These modular components interlock seamlessly, creating a layered, geometric structure that feels both architectural and organic.
The transparency of the glass, combined with its irregular surface, allows light to refract and scatter beautifully—producing a soft, atmospheric glow while maintaining a strong sculptural presence. The repetition of form gives rhythm to the piece, while the subtle variations in each element speak to its hand-crafted nature.
A bold and highly collectible example of Nason’s innovative approach to modular glass lighting in the Mid-Century period.
Murano glass, Italy, c.1960s–1970s
Designed by Carlo Nason for Mazzega
Interlocking “C-link” textured glass elements
Rewired to Australian standards
Overall drop can be adjusted to suit
Condition:
Good vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age and use. Glass elements are well-preserved with no significant losses noted.