Moroccan 3-lamp pear pendant cluster in handcrafted brass

Moroccan 3-Lamp Pear Pendant Cluster

$400.00

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SKU:
M202
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  • Each fixture is individually made by skilled artisans — no two are exactly alike
  • Solid brass construction — built to last for decades, not mass-produced thin metal
  • UL-listed wiring included — installs like any regular light fixture
  • Develops a warm patina over time — becomes more beautiful with age

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This Moroccan pear pendant light cluster hangs three pear-shaped brass lamps at staggered heights from one round ceiling canopy, made for the kitchen. Each lamp is solid brass pierced by hand, so the three patterns overlap on the walls and ceiling once they are lit.

Details

  • Size: 6 in (15 cm) or 12 in (30 cm) diameter
  • Material: solid brass
  • Lamps: 3, hung from one round ceiling canopy
  • Bulbs: 3 x E26 sockets; bulbs not included. A warm white LED shows the pattern best.
  • Installation: hardwired, hung on an adjustable chain from a ceiling canopy; supplied with UL-listed wire
  • Handmade: small variations in pattern and finish are normal.

Options

Size - Diameter: 6" for a compact cluster over a small island or breakfast table, 12" for a fuller spread of light over a long worktop. Color: Silver, Gold, Black or Bronze sets the brass finish.

Hanging and care

Because all three lamps drop from a single canopy, you get a staggered pendant group over the kitchen from one ceiling point. Set the chains so the lowest pear clears heads and the tallest sits comfortably below the ceiling. The cluster is hardwired, so have an electrician connect it. Dust the piercing now and then with a soft dry cloth.

Pierced by hand

The pear shapes are pierced opening by opening rather than stamped, which is why the spacing of the pattern differs slightly from lamp to lamp. Hung together, those small differences give the light a layered, uneven texture that a single fixture cannot.

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