Additional Features

• A bowl-shaped iron shade with brass detail gives a small ceiling fixture the presence of a decorative object rather than a builder-grade dome.
• Hand tooling leaves each opening with a thickness and a slight taper, which is why the pattern still reads from a doorway instead of flattening out.
• Because the piercing is done by hand, small differences between fixtures are inherent to the process and part of the appeal.
• Iron and brass together give the piece two materials to play against each other, a contrast you can read from across a room.
• Three lights supply balanced ambient illumination from a compact housing that stays tight to the ceiling.