A beautiful Chandelier

Came across this in a hotel lobby that I visited some time back. It's a chandelier, but you can say it's just not a chandelier but a piece of art. It starts from the ceiling and goes down 2 floors. It's like a vertical river of crystals. What makes it special is that hundreds of hand-cut crystal strands suspend from a single point at the top floor ceiling, cascading down like rain. In the day light with the sun falling on it, the crystals are glowing, whereas at night time it's lit up and the light makes it sparkle.

The view is better from the ground floor then the top one, because from ground you can see the entire chandelier. It was only half lit when I saw it, probably they are on cost cutting mode...haha.

It's in 4 levels and the bottom one is not lighted. If that would have also had lights, it would have looked stunning, although nothing less now also.
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The day light view
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Had to click some personal pictures also
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With hubby
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Que locura ese candelabro, dos pisos de cristal colgando de un solo punto. Lo que aprendí es que estas obras pierden cuando recortan luces, como el cuarto nivel apagado. Sin vueltas: mejor foto desde la planta baja, ahí se ve el río de cristal completo.

Qué desperdicio que el nivel inferior quede apagado, con lo que cambia el volumen visual de una pieza así cuando toda la estructura está iluminada. La foto desde la planta baja es la que realmente muestra la escala de las hebras de cristal.

Qué locura ese efecto de río vertical de cristal colgando de un solo punto, los cortes hechos a mano se notan en cómo agarra la luz del sol en la foto de día. Con el detalle de que solo estaba a medio encender ya lo contaste todo: traducido a guaraníes, hasta el lujo se anda recortando.