Gold Lighting Fixture Antique Brass Bird of Paradise Chandelier

Transform your space with the Gold Lighting Fixture Antique Brass Bird of Paradise Chandelier, a true masterpiece designed by Clarence Mallari. Drawing inspiration from the elegant abaca leaf, this fixture features cast aluminum construction and an antique brass finish, exuding nature-inspired elegance in any room.

With six candelabra sockets and a delicate suspended chain, it is a stunning addition to our contemporary collection. Mallari himself notes that the Bird of Paradise Chandelier is another stunning showcase of his nature-inspired designs, with its beautifully curved leaves and stems converging in graceful harmony. Elevate your space with this exquisite chandelier that embodies luxury and sophistication.

Gold Lighting Fixture Antique Brass Bird of Paradise Chandelier Features:

• Country of Origin: India
• Item Net Weight: 19 lbs, Item Shipping Weight: 52 lbs
• Overall Dims HxWxD: 24.5 x 33 x 33 in
• Diameter: 33 in
• Chain Length: 6 ft
• Adjustable Height Min-Max: 31 in - 99 in
• Canopy Shape: Round, Canopy Diameter: 6 in
• Cord Length: 13 ft, Cord Color: Silver
• Number of Lights: 6, Socket Type: E12
• Bulb Type: A Standard, Bulbs not included
• Maximum Watts Per Socket: 25, Maximum Watts Per Item 150
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