Rococo Chandelier

Description

Because even the lighting at Versailles had to be extravagant.

Inspired by the opulence and theatrical splendor of eighteenth-century French interiors, Rococo Chandelier transforms an ornate chandelier into a colorful celebration of ornament, luxury, and excess.

Brilliant orange embroidery, shimmering metallic details, delicate beads, and playful floral sequins bring this elaborate chandelier to life. Cascading decorative chains add movement and dimension, capturing the extravagant spirit of Rococo design.

Set against natural fabric and presented in a contemporary floater frame, this original textile artwork brings together historical decorative arts and modern embroidery in a delightfully unexpected way.

Part of Ricamo Strano’s Versailles: The Art of Excess collection, this piece celebrates the elaborate decorative culture of eighteenth-century France, when even the most ordinary objects could become extraordinary displays of craftsmanship and luxury.

Artwork Details

• Original, one-of-a-kind hand-embroidered textile artwork
• Dimensions: 8″ × 12″
• Presented in a natural wood floater frame
• Hand embroidery with metallic details, floral sequins, beads, and decorative embellishments
• Inspired by eighteenth-century French Rococo decorative arts
• Handmade in Brooklyn, New York
• Ready to display

A Little Excess Looks Better in Pairs

Why settle for one piece of Versailles?

Pair Rococo Chandelier with its companion artwork, Marie Antoinette: A Crown of Flowers, for a celebration of eighteenth-century French fashion and decorative extravagance.

Purchase both original artworks for 15% off

After all, Versailles was never known for restraint.