This stunning piece is a 1970s Toni Zuccheri for Venini "Corteccia" Murano Glass Wall Sconce also usable as Ceiling Light, a striking example of Space Age Italian design and Murano glass artistry. The light fixture is square in overall form with a deeply textured surface reminiscent of tree bark (hence the name "Corteccia," meaning "bark" in Italian). It features a central dome-like glass bulge, surrounded by dynamic textural waves that give it a sense of movement and depth. A combination of clear and vibrant aqua blue glass creates an energetic yet calming visual effect. The blue glass element runs horizontally across the central dome, suggesting a kind of cosmic or aquatic division—very in line with the Space Age aesthetic of the era. Crafted from hand-blown Murano glass, known for its high quality and craftsmanship. The light includes brass hardware on either side, which adds a subtle warm contrast to the cool tones of the glass. Designed to work as either a wall sconce or ceiling light, it combines utility with sculptural beauty. Its large size and bold look make it ideal as a centerpiece or statement lighting. Toni Zuccheri, a renowned Italian designer associated with Venini, is celebrated for merging traditional Venetian techniques with modernist and avant-garde aesthetics. This piece is a perfect blend of art and function, ideal for collectors or design enthusiasts looking to bring a touch of vintage futurism and Italian elegance into a space. They are in working order and in very good condition overall.