Alabaster panels step down in overlapping tiers from a brass canopy, each ring a touch smaller than the one above, so the whole piece reads less like a single shade and more like a slow, glowing waterfall. Because the stone is naturally translucent, the light filters through soft and warm rather than punching out as one hard point, and the brass fittings pick up just enough shine to keep such a tiered piece from feeling heavy in a room. Viewed from underneath, the tiers overlap closely enough that no single bulb ever reads as a hotspot — instead the whole cascade glows in one even wash.
What makes it work
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Tiered alabaster panels — every ring is cut from real stone and stacked in cascading layers, letting light filter through in soft, uneven washes instead of one flat glow.
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A brass canopy and connectors — solid brass at each joint, polished to hold its shine next to the pale stone, and strong enough to carry the full weight of the stacked panels.
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Seven sizes across two shapes — six round diameters plus a rectangular option, so the scale can match a stairwell, an entry, or a long dining table without overwhelming the room.
Worth knowing before you order
Every alabaster panel is a real piece of stone, so some natural variation in veining and tone from what you see in photos is normal — no two cascades look quite the same, which is part of what makes it feel like a genuine, hand-finished object rather than a mass-produced shade. It's built for dry indoor spaces, hardwired, and runs off a standard wall switch (not included) rather than a built-in dimmer. The cable measures 59″ (150cm) and can be lengthened if your ceiling needs extra drop — have an electrician wire it in, or fit it yourself if you're comfortable with basic wiring; it's a straightforward job, much like hanging any other hardwired ceiling fixture.
Available sizes
| Size |
Diameter x Height |
| Small |
∅22.4″ x H59″ (57 x 150cm) |
| Medium |
∅25.6″ x H59″ (65 x 150cm) |
| Large |
∅31.5″ x H59″ (80 x 150cm) |
| X-Large |
∅37.4″ x H59″ (95 x 150cm) |
| XX-Large |
∅39.4″ x H59″ (100 x 150cm) |
| XXX-Large |
∅47.2″ x H59″ (120 x 150cm) |
| Rectangular |
L41.7″ x W10.2″ x H59″ (106 x 26 x 150cm) |
The range opens at 22.4″ (57cm), pictured here against a stairwell drop:

At the top of the range, 47.2″ (120cm) turns into a genuine room anchor:

The 25.6″ (65cm) size sits between the two, a neat fit for narrower entries:

Move up to 37.4″ (95cm) for a broader cascade over a table:

Or choose the rectangular option — 41.7″ x 10.2″ (106 x 26cm) — built for a long dining table or a hallway run:

Specifications
| Spec |
Detail |
| Material |
Alabaster panels, brass canopy and connectors |
| Light source |
LED or Edison-style bulb (not included) |
| Bulb base |
G9 |
| Voltage |
AC 110–240V |
| Mounting |
Ceiling |
| Moisture rating |
IP20 — dry indoor spaces only |
| Wiring |
Hardwired |
| Control |
Standard wall switch (not included) |
| Cable length |
59″ (150cm), extendable |
A full spec sheet is available on request — email info@clerachic.com and we'll send it over.
Frequently asked questions
Which size suits a stairwell?
The smaller diameters — 22.4″ (57cm) or 25.6″ (65cm) — tend to work best for stairwells and narrower entries, since they hang without crowding the space.
Is it dimmable?
It runs through a standard wall switch rather than a built-in dimmer, so fit a dimmable G9 bulb if you want that option.
Can it go outdoors or in a bathroom?
No — it carries an IP20 rating for dry indoor rooms only, so it belongs in living rooms, dining rooms, entries, and similar indoor spaces.
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