| Pendant Type: Pendant |
| Light Style: Bold & Eclectic Modern, Global Inspired, Modern |
| Light Usage Location: Bedroom, Dining Room, Entryway, Game Room, Hallway, Kitchen, Living Room, Office |
| Voltage: 120 Volts |
| Finish: Hiroshi Gray / Contemporary Gold Leaf |
| Material: Wrought Iron |
| Canopy Dimension: 6''W x 1''H |
| Canopy Removable: No |
| Bulb Base: E26 |
| Bulb Type: G Globe |
| Number of Lights: 1 - Light |
| Wattage Per Bulb: 60W |
| Bulb Included: No |
| Voltage: 120V |
| System Type: Hardwire |
| Cord Length: 13 feet |
| Cord Color: Clear Silver |
| Stem/Rod: (1) 6'' / (3) 12'' |
| Minimum Height: 29.5'' |
| Maximum Height: 71.5'' |
| Adjustable Height: Yes |
| Location Rating: Dry |
| Safety Rating: UL/cUL Listed |
| Designer: Hiroshi Koshitaka |
| Pendant Type: Pendant | Light Style: Bold & Eclectic Modern, Global Inspired, Modern | Light Usage Location: Bedroom, Dining Room, Entryway, Game Room, Hallway, Kitchen, Living Room, Office |
| Voltage: 120 Volts | Finish: Hiroshi Gray / Contemporary Gold Leaf | Material: Wrought Iron |
| Canopy Dimension: 6''W x 1''H | Canopy Removable: No | Bulb Base: E26 |
| Bulb Type: G Globe | Number of Lights: 1 - Light | Wattage Per Bulb: 60W |
| Bulb Included: No | Voltage: 120V | System Type: Hardwire |
| Cord Length: 13 feet | Cord Color: Clear Silver | Stem/Rod: (1) 6'' / (3) 12'' |
| Minimum Height: 29.5'' | Maximum Height: 71.5'' | Adjustable Height: Yes |
| Location Rating: Dry | Safety Rating: UL/cUL Listed | Designer: Hiroshi Koshitaka |
Space-inspired forms pepper Hiroshi Koshitaka?s lighting designs ? orbs are nods to planets and spirals represent the swirling universes that spin in far-away realms. The Moon Night Gray & Gold Orb Chandelier is one of the former; the steel ribs in a Hiroshi Gray finish holding metal squares in the same finish intermingled with astutely placed gold confetti-like squares. This gray chandelier has an environmentally friendly slant, as the shapes welded to the frame are made from scrap metal that would have ended up in landfills. This move of staying mindful is infused in Koshitaka?s soulful outlook, which he manifests in each of his designs.
