Lumenorth Glaze Ceramic Pendant Light
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The pattern sits slightly differently on each shade and the brush marks land in their own places. Two from the same batch will never match, which is the reason to buy one.
Three of the same pattern give a uniform run with just enough variation between them to look made rather than manufactured.
Blue Daisy, Terracotta Waves, Ivory Scallop, Sunburst Lines, Blue Meadow, Indigo Stripes and Indigo Pebble, each with its own character in a room.
Glaze is a hand-painted ceramic pendant light, and the emphasis belongs on the word hand. Every shade is painted individually, so the pattern sits slightly differently on each one, the brush marks land in their own places, and two lamps from the same batch will never be identical. That is rather the point of buying one.
There are seven patterns to choose between: Blue Daisy, Terracotta Waves, Ivory Scallop, Sunburst Lines, Blue Meadow, Indigo Stripes and Indigo Pebble. Hang three of the same pattern over a kitchen island for a uniform run that reads as deliberate, or mix patterns above a long dining table for something closer to a collection that has been gathered over time. The shade is glazed ceramic with copper fittings, a pairing that gives the pendant some weight and warmth rather than the thin, pressed look of a printed metal shade.
Ceramic diffuses light gently through its own thickness and throws most of the output downward, which makes Glaze a good task light over a worktop as well as a decorative one. Wipe the glaze with a soft damp cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners, which will dull the surface and take the edge off the painted detail over time.
Seven: Blue Daisy, Terracotta Waves, Ivory Scallop, Sunburst Lines, Blue Meadow, Indigo Stripes and Indigo Pebble.
No. Each one is painted individually, so the pattern and the brush marks land differently on every shade.
Yes. Matching patterns give a calm uniform run, while mixing two or three turns the row over an island into the feature of the kitchen.
Ceramic, which holds the painted colour well and gives the pendant a solid, substantial feel rather than a printed finish.
Over a kitchen island, a breakfast table or a counter, where the pattern is close enough to read properly.