Conical Stained Glass Pendant

A wide conical pendant built the old way — individual panels of amber-toned glass set into a hand-soldered brass channel, then bent outward at the lower edge so the rim flares slightly past the cone's natural taper. 50 cm across and 40 cm tall, large enough to anchor a dining table or a reading nook on its own. The brass framework reads as a series of radiating lines from the center cap down to the flared rim, and the warm-amber glass softens the bulb light into a honey-colored wash on the table below. Hung from a single black cord with a brass canopy. Takes a standard E26 bulb.

• Hardwired ceiling installation — a licensed electrician is recommended.
• Compatible with a standard wall switch (not included). For dimming, use a Triac dimmer paired with a dimmable LED bulb — non-dimmable bulbs will not dim.
• The E26 socket is the standard North American medium-base size and accepts most household LED bulbs. The supplier doc lists E27 (European), but E26 and E27 are interchangeable — the bulb threads fit either socket.
• Twist the bulb gently into the socket inside the cone. Do not exceed 60W — higher-wattage bulbs run hot and can stress the soldered joints over years of use.
• The pendant is moderately heavy due to its size and glass-panel construction. Confirm the ceiling junction box is secured into a joist or fan-rated brace before mounting.
• Cord ships at a standard drop length. If you need a longer cord for high ceilings or shorter for low ceilings, request the length before the order ships.
• For indoor use only. Not suitable for bathrooms, showers, or damp locations — extended humidity can degrade the solder joints over time.
• Wipe the glass panels with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. For fingerprints on the brass channel, use a slightly damp cloth and dry immediately. Do not use abrasives or metal polish — the channel finish is a thin coating.