Small 'Medusa' Mouth-blown Opaline Glass Pendant Lamp by Carlo Nason for Established & SonsOriginally designed in the 1960s by Carlo Nason of Italy, the Medusa has been brought back into production by Established & Sons in table, pendant and wall versions. Executed in multilayered, mouth-blown opaline glass on an aluminum base, the lamp takes its name from its resemblance to a jellyfish. Using many of the same techniques as the 1960s original production run, the new Medusa features layers of glass with a white mist finish that merge to create a warm, inviting glow over the proprietary integrated LED. Subtle variations in the layered glass make each piece unique, reflecting the mastery of traditional Murano craftsmanship.Price per item. Available in unlimited quantities. Available in 3 diameters: 8.9 inches, 12.4 inches, and 17.7 inches. The Medusa series includes a wall light and table lamp available in separate listings. This listing is for the 8.9 inch diameter Medusa pendant.Shipping in early August 2026. Lead time subject to change - please contact us prior to placing time-sensitive or large orders.Integrated 5W LED bulb, 2700K. CRI: 90 and 500 lumens. Black painted steel ceiling canopy measures 4.8 inches in diameter and 2.2 inches hight. Powered by low-voltage Kevlar-insulated ultra-slim black textile cord (0.15 inches thick). Cord length is 118 inches and can be cut to desired drop. This lamp is IP20 and ETL rated. Not UL listed, but recommended UL listing possible from authorized 3rd party vendor upon request for an additional fee. Contact us to facilitate.Established & Sons is a British brand representing all that is innovative in contemporary design. By collaborating with leading creators and supporting emerging talent, it produces imaginative and distinctive collections of furniture and lighting. The collection features iconic examples of 21st-century design, many of which are housed in international museums, galleries, and private collections worldwide. Established & Sons continues to shape the global design conversation.