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… And when the blue and white unites with light, that calls for a celebration!

EYE

In the late 18th Century, the ingenious craftsmen of the Turkish glaziery art in Beykoz started using the opal glass technique and took it a step further. They used colored sticks of glass that are bound with the body of another glass and the style by the name Çesm-i Bülbül came into existence. Meaning 'the eye of the nightingale', Çesm-i Bülbül was inspired by the little dot that uniforms the blue spirals on the glass.

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We took this traditional technique, reinterpreted it for a more contemporary look and we designed the Eye series. This series is a statement of the harmony between the past and the present. While it connects different eras together with its look, it also gives you the comforting feeling of a modern pendant.

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The effort and time spent in the making of this series is still as notable as it is in the making of the classic Çesm-i Bülbül. It also still creates that optical and hypnotic look. When it's off, you may feel like you're a member of a renowned dynasty. And when the blue and white unites with light, that calls for a celebration!

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All styles in Eye series can go hand in hand and light up your space gracefully. 

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Designed by : Ceren Gürkan

Year : 2016

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Type :              Pendant

Material :         Hand-blown Glass

Dimensions :   Ø17 cm, H: 24 cm /

                         Ø17 cm, H: 22 cm

Weight :           3,5 - 4,0 kg                            

Light source :  E27 max 75W

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