Pascal Guyot (biot) Large Blown-glass Mushroom Lamp, 2003

Thick mouth-blown glass. Abstract interlayered design featuring rich oxide inclusions and polychrome drips in shades of cobalt blue, azure blue, opaque white, and dark filaments.

Circular base made of blown glass in a deep, opaque cobalt blue, providing a strong and stable visual foundation for the lamp.

The lampshade and base light up together, creating a unique, warm, and colorful ambiance.

Signed at the tip beneath the base: “Pascal Guyot 203.” In perfect aesthetic and working condition. No chips, cracks, or restoration. Original electrical wiring in perfect working order.

High-end contemporary design inspired by the Art Nouveau style

Total height: 46 cm Lamp base height: 28 cm Shade height:20 cm

Shade diameter:35.50 cm

Pascal Guyot (born in 1959 in Antibes) is a renowned French master glassblower who embodies the blown-glass tradition of the town of Biot (Alpes-Maritimes)
Regarded as a true “magician of blown glass,” Pascal Guyot stands out for his constantly innovative aesthetic exploration.
His work (notably his vases and mushroom-shaped lamps made of glass paste) exploresmagnificent iridescent designs with aquatic, marine, and organichued tones, oscillating between the Art Nouveau spirit and vintage design