Series 28 von Bocci

28 is a result of a glass blowing technique developed by Omer Arbel whereby air is intermittently blown in and then sucked out of an intermittently heated and then cooled glass matrix.

The result is a distorted spherical shape with a composed collection of inner shapes, one of which houses a low voltage (12V, 20W halogen/xenon) or LED (12V, 0.3W) lamp. Because of the nature of the fabrication process, the shape and composition of each 28 is unique from all other 28’s ever produced.
28 pendants are designed to cluster in hexagonal shapes which nestle into each other to create patterns as dictated by the needs of the interior. They may also be clustered or composed in an ambient manner similar to their distant cousins the 14’s.

Standard 28 pendants are made in clear, white and frosted glass (with several other standard colour schemes contemplated by the end of 09). However, 28 is a design which lends itself to infinite compositions and gradations of colour. Bocci’s glass atelier in Vancouver thrives on custom work and is able to work with our clients with great versatility on custom colour compositions to match the vision and needs of a project or interior.

28 is a result of a little known glass blowing technique, applied by Omer Arbel, whereby air is intermittently blown in and then sucked out of an intermittently heated and then cooled glass matrix.

The result is a distorted spherical shape with a composed collection of inner shapes, one of which houses a low voltage (12V, 20W halogen/xenon) or LED (12V, 0.25W) lamp.
28 pendants are designed to cluster in hexagonal shapes which nestle into each other to create patterns as dictated by the needs of the interior. They may also be clustered or composed in an ambient manner similar to their distant cousins the 14's.

Standard 28 pendants are made in clear, white and frosted glass (with several other standard colour schemes contemplated by the end of 09). However, 28 is a design which lends itself to infinite compositions and gradations of colour.

Bocci’s glass atelier in Vancouver thrives on custom work and is able to work with our clients with great versatility on custom colour compositions to match the vision and needs of a project or interior.