Chandelier by Erik Höglund for Boda Sweden, 1960s. Six-arm wrought iron frame featuring cobalt blue blown glass central elements with transparent ornaments and hanging medallions with carved faces.
5 hanging shafts 17 cm / 6,7 inches each for a total length of 120 cm.
Erik Höglund (1932-1998) was a renowned Swedish designer and glass artist known for his distinctive contribution to mid-century modern design. Born in Hällefors, Sweden, Höglund studied at the Konstfack School of Arts, Crafts, and Design in Stockholm. He gained prominence for his work with Boda Glassworks, where he created innovative and expressive glass pieces that often featured bold colors, unique textures, and organic shapes. Höglund's designs featured a blend of functional and artistic qualities, combining traditional glassblowing techniques with contemporary design aesthetics. His work includes a range of items, from decorative objects and sculptures to lighting fixtures. Höglund's use of cobalt blue glass, as seen in his candelabras, is particularly noteworthy and remains highly sought after by collectors. His designs continue to be celebrated for their creativity and craftsmanship.
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