Lampa crochta druma trabhairtín cois leapa, caipín adhmaid, 23 cm

Travertine, cut thin enough that the light passes through the stone and shows its grain. Every piece is marked differently, so the pendant you hang carries a pattern of pores and veining that belongs to it alone and to no other fitting in the room.

Switched on, the stone does the job a fabric shade usually does, only better: it holds the beam back and spreads a warm, diffused wash that settles a room instead of flooding it. That is the light you want above a bedside table, over a reading chair, or low across a kitchen counter at the end of a long day. It is calm, unhurried and easy to sit under. The emitted colour is warm white at 3000K, and the beige tones the stone was born with read naturally against plaster walls, oak boards and timber joinery, so nothing in the room has to be rearranged around it.

The shape is stripped back on purpose. Choose a round body or a squared one, and because both share the same slim proportion you can hang several together in a deliberately uneven line above an island or a long table, the asymmetry doing the work that a matched set never quite manages. Clean contemporary lines, an honestly rustic material: that contrast is the whole character of the piece. The stone is honed rather than polished to a gloss, a turned wood collar sits above it with a polished finish, and an iron frame carries the weight where you cannot see it. The body reads beige and wood; the suspension wire is black and kept deliberately thin, so your eye lands on the stone rather than on the hardware holding it up.

There are two sizes. Both measure ∅6.5 cm (2.6″) across; one stands 18 cm (7.1″) and weighs 1.42 kg, the other 23 cm (9.1″) at 1.7 kg. One E27 bulb is included, 15 W producing 1500 lm, and it is a replaceable LED rather than a sealed unit, so the fitting comfortably outlives the lamp inside it. It runs on AC 90-260 V, is hardwired, and hangs from a ∅10 cm (3.9″) canopy on an adjustable cord that drops up to 1.2 m (3.9 ft). Sloped ceilings are no obstacle. The rating is IP20, which is to say an indoor fitting for dry rooms. Certification covers UL, CCC, CE, CQC, EMC, FCC, GS, LVD, PSE, RoHS, SAA and VDE. If you want it dimmable, write to info@clerachic.com before you order and we will arrange it.

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This fitting hangs from a ceiling outlet box and is wired into your mains supply. Work out your hanging height before you connect anything - it is far easier to set the drop with the wiring still loose than to redo it afterwards.

Before you start

• Mounting: the fitting secures to a standard ceiling outlet box. The bracket and fixings are in the box.
• Weight: check that your outlet box and ceiling can carry the fitting. Weights are listed in the Product Specifications above. A heavy chandelier may need a brace fitted between the joists.
• Hanging height: the supplied cord, chain or rod can be shortened. Over a dining table, a drop that leaves roughly 75 to 90 cm between the table top and the bottom of the shade suits most rooms.
• Ceiling type: every model suits a flat ceiling. Sloped-ceiling compatibility is stated per product in the Product Specifications above.
• Power: these fittings are hardwired. They do not plug into a socket.
• Dimming: models with a replaceable bulb can usually be dimmed with a compatible dimmer. Integrated LED models generally cannot.

Tools you may need

• Screwdriver
• Voltage tester
• Wire strippers
• Wire nuts or terminal connectors (supplied)
• Step ladder, and a second person for anything heavy or wide
• Drill, if you are fitting a new outlet box or bracing the ceiling

Installation

Turn the lighting circuit off at the consumer unit or breaker panel - the wall switch is not enough. Test at the ceiling outlet with a voltage tester and confirm the wires are dead.

Screw the supplied bracket to the ceiling outlet box with the screws provided. Tighten evenly and check that it sits flat and square; a bracket that is not level will show in the finished hang.

Adjust the cord, chain or rod to the drop you want before you make any electrical connection. Lock the length using the canopy adjuster or the grip inside the canopy. Where a cord is shortened, coil the surplus neatly inside the canopy rather than cutting it - that keeps the height adjustable later.

• Live to live: black, brown, or the terminal marked L
• Neutral to neutral: white, blue, or the terminal marked N
• Earth to earth: green, green-and-yellow, or bare, to the earth terminal or screw

Secure each connection with a connector and press the wiring gently up into the box. Nothing should be trapped between the canopy and the ceiling when you close it.

Lift the canopy or backplate onto the bracket and fasten it with the screws or decorative caps supplied. Work up to a firm fit rather than forcing it - decorative caps and plated threads strip easily.

Fit the bulb type and wattage listed in the Product Specifications above. Where several sockets share one shade, use identical bulbs so the colour and brightness match across the fitting.

Switch the circuit back on and test the light, including the dimmer if you have fitted one. Isolate the power again before re-opening anything.

Important tips

• Follow the wiring rules that apply where you live, and use a qualified electrician for high ceilings, sloped mounts or anything you are unsure of.
• Have someone hold a wide or heavy fitting while you make the connections. Do not let it hang on its wiring at any point.
• Clean glass and crystal with a dry, soft cloth. Do not spray cleaner onto a fitting that is wired in.
• Do not over-tighten decorative parts: they are finished, not structural.

If anything about the fitting, the drop or the wiring is unclear, email info@clerachic.com and a person will answer you.