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Maratus Light Fixture

by Isabel Moncada Mexico

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Description

Maratus gets its name from a spider that disguises itself as a peacock to attract or scare away, with its several eyes and an extravagant crest hypnotizing its prey.

Cast bronze pieces, blown glass spheres, turned brass hardware and rayon-sheathed electric cord.

All of Isabel Moncada’s lighting is UL (Underwriters Laboratories) certified, which ensures a high standard of safety and quality.

Light Source: E 12 LED 2700 K 30 W 110 – 120 V / 220 – 240 V 210 lm.

Indoor use only.

Weight (kg)	11
Production Year	2023
Material	Blown Glass, Brass, Bronze
Discipline	Glassblowing, Metalwork
Color	Smoky (light) Grey
Dimensions LxWxH	110x110x155cm (43x43x61'')

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Isabel Moncada is a Mexican designer who specializes in the design of lighting fixtures made in her own workshop in Mexico. For more than 30 years she has explored and implemented ancient techniques of artisan manufacturing, developing different crafts, inventing mechanisms and transforming materials to improve the performance, quality and design of her pieces. She began to venture into the art world in the 1990s. While working for some established sculptors in Guadalajara, she set up her own studio at home and began to approach design with an artistic style that evolved into engineering, mechanics and 3D modeling.