Vexalamps
Amber Fern-Leaf Art Glass Ceiling Light
Amber Fern-Leaf Art Glass Ceiling Light
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The Amber Fern-Leaf Art Glass Ceiling Light captures the essence of Italian craftsmanship and vintage allure. Composed of gracefully curved fern-shaped glass elements arranged in cascading layers, it radiates a warm amber glow that enriches any interior with a golden ambiance. The layered composition creates dynamic movement and depth, transforming light into a play of shadow and brilliance. A statement of elegance and artistry, this chandelier is perfect for adding a touch of refined luxury to living rooms, dining spaces, or grand entryways.
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Product Size
Size: Dia 55cm x H 45cm / ∅ 21.7″x H 17.7″
Details
Material: Metal, Glass
Light source:LED bulb or Edison bulb
Light source base type: E27 (as shown below)
Power: 60W
Voltage: AC 110-240V
Mounting: Ceiling
Environment: Indoor
Weight: 5kg / 11lbs
Battery: No
Driver Required: No
Color: Amber
Process: Polished, Electroplating, Dyeing, Blown glass.
Control method: push button switch (not dimmable)
Q: Does it support dimming?
A: Whether it supports dimming depends on what type of bulb you buy. If you buy a dimming bulb, this lamp will achieve a dimming function.
The bulb provided by default does not support dimming.
Quality made to endure,crafted with intention.
At Vexalamps, every fixture is thoughtfully crafted with attention to material, proportion, and detail. From carefully selected alabaster and crystal to precisely finished metalwork, each element is shaped and assembled to create lighting that feels both distinctive and timeless.
Quality guides every stage of our process. Each piece is carefully inspected before it leaves our workshop, helping ensure lasting beauty, reliable performance, and a refined finish. For personalized projects, our customization team can adapt selected designs to suit your space, scale, and vision.
