A closer look at Medusa
Fluid in silhouette, expressive in character, Medusa captures the movement of a jellyfish in glass.
Originally designed by Carlo Nason in 1970, the design reflects the experimental spirit of Italian Modernism, where material and form become one. Its multi-layered, mouth-blown opaline glass creates a sense of depth and softness, allowing light to become part of the sculptural expression.
Rooted in the tradition of Murano glassmaking, Medusa brings Nason’s distinctive language into a contemporary context — balancing craftsmanship, material and light in a quietly striking form. Available in suspension, table and wall versions.
How can this lighting piece be made? Take a closer look at the making of Medusa.
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True design icons unveil something new from every angle. The brand NEW X-Ray Campaign takes a closer look beneath the surface.
When illuminated, Medusa’s by Carlo Nason masterfully mouth-blown layers interact to create a soft, structural glow.
Discover the designs part of this X-Ray Brand Campaign here
