Features

• EXEMPLARY CRAFTSMANSHIP: The harmonious blend of solid iron and refined ceramic embodies the pinnacle of craftsmanship, ensuring lasting beauty and longevity.
• Luxuriant Plating: Elegantly finished with lavish plating, this chandelier exudes an air of lavishness, accentuating the grandeur of your dining setting.
• Abundant Illumination: Equipped with ten G9 bulbs, the pendant delivers abundant luminosity with its warm 3000K light, forging an inviting and convivial atmosphere for intimate gatherings.
• ELEGANCE OF PLANTS: The intricate ceramic Ginkgo leaf embodies the elegance of nature's aesthetics, bringing a sense of tranquility and sophistication to your interiors.
• The pendant offers flexible configuration with both standard suspension and flush-mount options, while the 110V compatibility ensures seamless integration into the US market. The provision of a standard US mounting plate and ceiling attachment guarantees effortless and secure installation, underlining its adaptability to your design preferences.
• Ceramics have excellent physical properties, including high hardness, high temperature resistance, corrosion resistance, insulation ability and low thermal expansion coefficient. Its main features are as follows: High hardness: Ceramic materials usually have very high hardness and can resist scratches and wear, so they are often used in cutting tools, wear-resistant surfaces and other fields. High temperature resistance: Ceramics can still maintain their structural stability at high temperatures and are not easy to deform or melt, so they are widely used in high temperature environments, such as aerospace, metallurgy and other industries. Corrosion resistance: Ceramics are very stable in chemical reactions and can resist the erosion of chemicals such as acids and alkalis, and are suitable for places that require corrosion resistance. Electrical insulation: Most ceramic materials are good insulators of electricity, so they are widely used in electronics and electrical engineering, such as capacitors, resistors, etc. Low thermal expansion coefficient: Some ceramic materials expand very little when the temperature changes and have good thermal stability, which allows them to be used in environments with large temperature differences.