SPECIFICATION
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Model: MO25D010
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Style: Inspired by baroque design
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Main Material: Brass,Crystal,Glass
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Stnadard Finish: Antique Brass
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Demension & Lamp:Dia600*H580mm 6*E14/LED
INTRODUCTION
Step into a Burne-Jones canvas materialized – the Auburn Reverie Pre-Raphaelite Chandelier distills Victorian romanticism into luminous sculpture. JEWELLERY TOP crafts brass into tenderly curved arabesques, each arm arching like Rossetti's "Proserpine" ivy tendrils frozen in molten gold. From these sinuous branches, flame-tipped candle bulbs weep honeyed light – their soft amber glow mirroring Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s famed golden-haired muses. This isn’t mere illumination; it’s a vintage chandelier whispering Keatsian odes to vanished eras.
Behold the crystal narrative: tiered K9 crystal droplets cascade like Elizabeth Siddal’s auburn braids deconstructed. Prisms refract light into chromatic poetry – citrine fractals scatter like fallen ginkgo leaves across William Morris wallpaper, while concave lenses magnify filaments into Edward Burne-Jones’ dragonfly-wing patterns. Crucially, the brass framework oxidizes with intentional melancholy – shadowed joints recall Waterhouse’s "The Lady of Shalott" aging bronze mirrors, while polished high points gleam like Holman Hunt’s gilded halos.
Designed for intimate grandeur, this Victorian chandelier scales private galleries: brass scrollwork tightens into jewel-box proportions evoking Rossetti’s miniature portraits. The teardrop crystal garlands gather like Pre-Raphaelite sisterhood necklaces, refracting light through amber, peach, and molten topaz spectrums. When dusk settles, it conjures Gaslight Era magic: flames flicker across faceted pendants, painting ceilings with Turner-esque atmospheric washes – an ever-shifting gold chandelier dreamscape.
Key innovations hide in plain sight: glass candle sleeves feature micro-fluting only visible when lit – recalling Crystal Palace’s engineered luminosity. Crystal spacers are cut with asymmetric "unfinished" edges inspired by William Blake’s relief etchings. For heritage interiors seeking soulful elegance, this vintage chandelier becomes kinetic art – suspended between poetry and pragmatism.
Material alchemy defines its legacy: brass patinas deepen towards plum tones where shadows linger, evolving like Morris & Co. textile dyes. Hand-strung crystals carry the refractive fire of Liberty & Co.’s Favrile glass – casting botanical shadow plays reminiscent of Kew Gardens’ cast-iron Palm House. When installed in studies or boudoirs, it doesn’t simply light rooms; it resurrects Victorian England’s aesthetic reveries through the brass chandelier artistry.
