73 Series Pendant
Made by Bocci
Designed by Omer Arbel
Omer Arbel's 73 Series begins with controlled chance. Molten glass is inflated directly into folded, heat-resistant ceramic fabric, and the textile's woven surface becomes permanently inscribed into the glass as it cools. No two pendants are identical.
The result is an object that reads simultaneously as industrial and organic, carrying the memory of its own making. Each form holds depth and shadow within the glass itself, so that even unlit, the pendant has presence. When illuminated, light diffuses softly through the captured texture, producing an atmospheric glow rather than a directed beam.
- Available in clear glass or selected color options
- 2700K LED or Xenon light sources depending on configuration
- Configurable as single pendants or multi-light compositions
- Made to order
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is the Bocci 73 Series pendant made?
Each pendant is formed by inflating molten glass into folded ceramic fabric. The woven textile surface leaves a permanent impression in the glass as it cools, making every piece one of a kind.
Can the 73 Series be configured as a multi-pendant installation?
Yes. The 73 Series is designed to scale from a single pendant to complex, multi-light compositions, which are often specified for large residential or hospitality installations. Configuration details are handled on a project basis.
What light sources are compatible with the Bocci 73 Series?
The 73 Series supports 2700K LED and Xenon light sources, with the appropriate option depending on the specific configuration selected.
Is the Bocci 73 Series made to order?
Yes. As a handcrafted, process-driven object, the 73 Series is produced to order. Lead times vary by configuration and should be confirmed at the time of specification.
Who is Omer Arbel?
Omer Arbel is a Canadian architect and designer, and the creative director of Bocci. His practice is rooted in materials research and process-based making, with each series exploring a distinct fabrication method as its conceptual foundation.