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Tulipan Waterfall Glass Chandelier From Kalmar, Austria, 1960s

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$18,854

Xl tulipan waterfall glass chandelier by kalmar. designed by julius theodor kalmar, produced by kalmar, austria, 1960’s. an extraordinary statement piece from 1960s austria: the iconic tulipan chandelier by j.t. Kalmar. named “tulipan” after its delicate tulip-like hand-blown glass elements, this spectacular chandelier is a masterpiece of austrian mid-century design. the sculptural metal frame is adorned with more than 150 hand-blown spherical glass elements, cascading gracefully in a mesmerizing waterfall effect. the outer ring is elegantly secured with original brass screws, adding a refined and luxurious touch to the design. even when unlit, the chandelier has an impressive sculptural presence — a true work of art suspended in space. once illuminated, the tulipan reveals its full magic. featuring 28 light points, professionally updated for dimmable led lighting, the chandelier creates a breathtaking play of light. the countless hand-blown glass spheres beautifully refract and diffuse the light, producing a sparkling, almost crystalline glow from every angle. the result is a warm, atmospheric ambiance with an unmistakable wow effect. both illuminated and unlit, this rare tulipan chandelier is an absolute eye-catcher , a striking centerpiece that instantly elevates any interior with elegance, glamour, and timeless sophistication. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs, designer records, or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution, european plug (up to 250v).the wiring of this item may be original and might need replacement, if not specified otherwise.

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