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With a cluster of large glass spheres, our Humboldt chandelier brings together modern style and eye-catching drama. Using age-old techniques, the glass artists of Hennepin Made blow the globes one at a time. Available in several configurations, there’s a size to fit kitchens, dining rooms or large entryways. Each set includes a powder-coated steel ceiling canopy and energy-efficient LED bulbs.
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Hennepin Made was started by long-time friends who first met at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls as instructor and student in a glassblowing course. Artists at the Minneapolis workshop draw on traditional techniques to craft hand-blown accents that blur the line between everyday object and modern art.
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