SPECIFICATION
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Model: MO1610052
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Style: Inspired by Versailles design
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Main Material: Brass,Glass
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Stnadard Finish: Antique brass
- Demension & Lamp:
Dia400*H650mm 4*E14/LED
Dia490*H860mm 4*E14/LED
Dia650*H1080mm 9*E14/LED
INTRODUCTION
Envision Florence’s forgotten treasure caskets reincarnated as light. The Beatrice Casket Brass Lantern Pendant Light resurrects quattrocento goldsmithing mastery—its brass frame intricately chased like Ghiberti’s baptistery doors, where scrolling acanthus tendrils clasp bevelled glass panels reminiscent of Venetian goblets. At its heart hangs an ancestral revelation: a Beatrice-inspired relief sculpted with Donatello’s finesse, her stoic gaze (etched in vintage brass) presiding over ribbed candle bulbs that glow like Borgia family tapers. This lantern pendant light transforms corridors into secret Medici passageways after dusk.
Observe Italianate alchemy: each glass pane diffuses light through 16th-century sfumato haze, casting lion-shaped chiaroscuro upon walls. The pendant’s brass filigree apex—flanking "JEWELLERY TOP" insignias—recreates Brunelleschi’s lantern crown geometry, its roped chains descending like twisted gold cannetiglia. Below, the Beatrice cameo glows with symbolic resonance: her laurel-wreathed profile illuminates spaces as Dante’s guiding star once pierced infernal gloom. No mere fixture, this pendant embodies artigiano heritage—every hammered vine motif mirrors Cellini’s salt cellar, aging towards vintage verdigris like oxidized Uffizi bronzes.
By day, it conjures Laurentian Library intimacy; by night, its prismed glass fractures candlelight into mosaic sparkles suggestive of Ravenna mosaics. Designed for contemplative spaces, this lantern pendant light transcends utility: when hung above escritoire or palazzo entry, Beatrice’s presence converts electricity into divine luminance. The cage structure reveals vintage artistry—brass crossbars mimic Savonarola-era reliquary grilles, while crown finials echo papal tiaras reimagined by Raphael.
Material poetry abounds: glass becomes Adriatic glazier’s crystal, smoke-frosted to veil bulbs like incense-swirled chapels. Brass develops riccio d’oro warmth—patina deepening like Giotto fresco goldleaf under city grime. This is Dantean pilgrimage captured in metal and shadow: own Beatrice’s gaze, and light becomes a Petrarchan sonnet suspended over modern life.
