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Wine Bottle Chandelier

Wine Bottle Chandelier
	Qty in Basket: None Code: 274RMLGT10 Price: $2,600.00 Shipping Weight: 35.00 pounds Dimensions: 28" H x 23" W
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Made with 35 blue, clear, green, brownish-green upcycled wine bottles affixed to a metal basket with black jack chain. Comes with an upcycled jello mold for the ceiling canopy. The total hanging length of the chandelier, done in braided steel cable, can be customized to suit your needs for small fee.

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I have been exploring the possibilities of chandeliers working with upcycled materials for the past 20 years. Originally working with beach glass, I now shop at thrift stores for patterned glass vases, bottles, and plates in different colors that I breaking and tumbling for a smooth frosted finish.. Each piece of glass is then individually wired and affixed to a metal frame. Also punch cups, candy dishes, decanters and a host of silver chaffing dish holders have come into play. They have a "modern artifact" look that can be very nostalgic and are a real show stopper. Custom work is available in virtually any color, size and form desired.

What was born of the need for materials on a tight budget is now recognized as "upcycled" art. I think of it as my opportunity to educate people in the throw away land to think before they toss something away. Reuse, renew, upcycle! That is my mantra.