Butterfly Festival

The butterflies and dragonfly in La Festa Delle Farfalle are handcrafted from paper, a signature material in Ingo Maurer's practice. Their lightness allows them to respond subtly to air movement, creating a living quality in the installation.

The pendant uses three integrated LED bulbs, shaped to evoke pears on a porcelain plate. They emit both upward and downward light, producing a warm, ambient glow suited to residential and hospitality settings.

It is designed as a ceiling-mount chandelier and requires professional installation. Given the sculptural arrangement of paper elements, care should be taken during handling to preserve the positioning of each butterfly.

Ingo Maurer (1932-2019) was a German designer widely regarded as one of the most inventive lighting artists of the twentieth century. His work consistently blurred the boundary between functional object and poetic gesture, often using unexpected materials such as paper, feathers, and found objects.

Yes. La Festa Delle Farfalle has been used in both residential and high-end hospitality environments. Its sculptural presence and warm LED output make it well suited to spaces where atmosphere and visual identity are priorities.