Six-light Black Glass Murano Chandelier By Gianni & Loris Signoretto For Fendi, 1990

This exceptional chandelier, created for Fendi, embodies the excellence of Venetian glassmaking and the rarity of iconic pieces that mark the history of design.

Entirely handmade on the island of Murano by masters Gianni & Loris Signoretto, it is distinguished by its blown black glass structure, enhanced by six luminous arms with pastoral curves. Every detail is enhanced by Swarovski crystal pendants, which capture and reflect the light with timeless elegance.

Now unavailable on the market, this chandelier remains a precious testimony to Venetian craftsmanship combined with the refined world of Fendi, bringing together luxury, art, and tradition in a single piece.

ABOUT THE SIGNORETTO FAMILY

Founded in 1990, Signoretto Lampadari is one of the leading Murano houses specializing in 18th-century Venetian and Rezzonico-style chandeliers. Remaining family-owned, the company was passed down from Gianni to his son Loris Signoretto, while Omar, Valeria, and Thomas also contribute to the assembly, finishing, and distribution of these works. Their mission: to perpetuate a centuries-old art while adapting it to contemporary tastes using the most advanced technologies, thus offering unique and personalized creations that preserve all the value of Murano glassmaking expertise.