Curiousa & Curiousa Creative Pendant Lights

Curiousa & Curiousa makes amazing pendant lights. Colorful and unexpected these beautiful pendants are surely to add some special appeal to any décor. Stained glass is a sure way to jazz up the lighting but giving an object another function can result in an absolutely creative new object. Curiousa & Curiousa uses glasses as inspiration for these hand blown pendants and chandeliers chandeliers.

The beautiful glass-shaped pendants come separately and can be arranged together. Hand blown pendants are made in various styles and shapes mimicking beautiful wine glasses. Pendants come in olive, blue, and yellow ochre, purple. The unexpected twist makes the two common objects like glasses and pendants a creative new thing that can become an eye catcher in the interior design.

These creative glass-shaped pendants are hand blown in UK. The shapes include the traditional one, bowl, round and teadrop and come in small, medium, large and extra-large sizes. The pendants’ colors can be customized from ten various options.

Curiousa & Curiousa also makes bone china pendants, table lamps, chairs and surface designs. Curiousa & Curiousa founder bases her designs on artworks and poems while producing bone china parts herself and using local craftsmen to create the glass parts. Enjoy the beautiful and creative glass-shaped pendants collection:

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1. Gerard Says:
   January 31st, 2012 at 11:42 am

   I’m a fan of the hand blown glass pendants. Great site.

2. Andrew Light Says:
   March 7th, 2012 at 9:23 am

   These are fantastic. Though I do find that hand blown glass tends to be a little rough around the edges.

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