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What makes the Bocci 28 Series glass technique unique?

Omer Arbel developed a proprietary glassblowing process that forms recessed inclusions inside each sphere during the blowing stage. These interior voids are integral to the glass itself, not added after, and they are what give the 28 Series its characteristic depth and diffused light quality.

Can the 28 Series be configured for large architectural installations?

Yes. The series is engineered for significant flexibility, supporting single pendants, multi-light cluster compositions, stem systems, surface-mounted configurations, and floor or table applications. Large-scale canopy arrangements are frequently specified for hospitality and commercial projects.

Is each 28 Series pendant truly one of a kind?

Because the forming process is driven by the behavior of molten glass rather than a fixed mold, each sphere carries its own proportions and interior geometry. Variation is inherent to the method, so no two pendants are exactly alike.

What color temperatures and glass finishes are available?

The 28 Series is offered in clear glass and a range of color options, all at 2700K. The warm color temperature is selected to complement the diffusing quality of the hand-blown spheres and the soft glow produced by the recessed inclusions.

How long does it take to receive a Bocci 28 Series order?

All 28 Series pieces are made to order in Bocci's Vancouver studio. Lead times vary depending on configuration complexity and quantity. For specific project timelines, consultation with a design specialist is recommended early in the specification process.

Brand & Designer

Bocci
Lampada Portatile 14p

Bocci

Founded in 2005 in Vancouver, Canada, by Omer Arbel and Randy Bishop, Bocci specializes in sculptural lighting where experimentation, material alchemy and quiet poetry converge.
Omer Arbel
Lampada da tavolo 57t

Omer Arbel

A Canadian designer and sculptor known for his experimental approach to materials, ambient lighting, and multidisciplinary design practice.