Vintage Glass Flower Pendant Light – Green, Gold, Clear or White

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Regular price $194.99
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Petalled rim breaks the light into segments
Green and Gold tint what passes through
White is opaque and diffuses the output
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A pendant with a glass shade shaped as a flower, in Green, Gold, Transparent or White. The flower form means the shade carries a petalled edge rather than a plain rim, so the lower opening is irregular and the light leaving it breaks into segments instead of falling as one clean circle on the surface below.

Colored glass and clear glass do quite different things in a pendant, which makes the choice here more consequential than a finish choice usually is. Transparent leaves the interior visible and passes light through unaltered. Green and Gold tint what travels through them, so the light landing on the table carries the color of the shade. White is opaque enough to conceal the interior and diffuse the output, and it is the option to take if even light matters more than the glass itself.

It hangs over a dining table, in a hallway, or above a stairwell where it is seen from below and the petalled underside is what gets read. Where a room is lit mainly from elsewhere the colored versions work as decoration; as a sole light source, Transparent or White will do more.

  • Shade: Glass, flower form
  • Colors: Green, Gold, Transparent, White
  • Form: Pendant light
Materials

Materials vary by item — see the product description above for specifics.

Care & Assembly

Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and extended direct sunlight to help colors and finishes last.

Dimensions

Dimensions vary by item — check the details above for exact measurements.

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An Irregular Lower Opening

The flower form gives the shade a petalled edge rather than a plain rim, so the lower opening is irregular. Light leaving it breaks into segments instead of falling as one clean circle on the surface below, which is the whole reason for the shape.

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A Consequential Color Choice

Transparent leaves the interior visible and passes light through unaltered. Green and Gold tint what travels across them, so light landing on the table carries the color of the shade. White conceals the interior and diffuses instead.

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Read From Underneath

It hangs over a dining table, in a hallway, or above a stairwell, always seen from below, so the petalled underside is the part that actually gets read. That is worth remembering when deciding how high it should hang.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the shade shaped like a flower?

The petalled edge makes the lower opening irregular, so light leaves in segments rather than as one clean circle. That is a real optical difference, not only a decorative outline on the glass.

Which color passes the most light?

Transparent, which alters nothing on the way through and leaves the interior visible. Green and Gold both tint the output, and White is opaque enough to hide the interior and spread the light.

Can it be the only light in a room?

Transparent or White will do more in that role. Where a room is lit mainly from elsewhere the colored versions work as decoration, but as a sole source they give away too much.

Which should I choose for even light?

White. It is the option to take when even light matters more than looking at the glass itself, since it conceals the interior and diffuses rather than transmitting a tinted beam.

Where should it hang?

Over a dining table, in a hallway, or above a stairwell. All three put you underneath it, which is where the petalled shape does its work rather than being seen edge-on.

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