The Celadon (68009/3)

Rs. 32,400.00
Tax included.
Color
Blue

This Product is suitable for Hotels / Living Room / Office / Drawing Room / Dining Area / Bed Room
Technical Specification

Brand Gloss
Model No 68009/3
Dimension (In mm) W250*H1300
Material Metal+ Ceramic
Body Color Colored Ceramics + Hardware
Light Color Warm White
Style Pendant Light
Light Bulb & Wattage Only G9 Bulb Holder is Available

Customisation Requirement

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Description

Celadon glaze has defined premium ceramic craft for over a thousand years , its characteristic blue-green tone and surface depth earned through kiln temperatures and mineral compounds that industrial finishing processes cannot approximate. The Celadon pendant inherits that material authority: a metal and ceramic construction whose craft-led surface gives drawing rooms, hotel interiors, and dining areas an overhead presence built from genuine material history rather than decorative intention.

The ceramic body carries surface variation that mass production eliminates , subtle tonal shifts across the glaze reflecting kiln conditions at the precise moment of firing, each unit carrying quiet individuality that metal and glass pendants produced at scale never possess. Metal hardware frames the ceramic with structural precision, its finish providing geometric counterpoint to the glaze's organic surface character.

Overhead light engaged, ceramic's opacity directs output downward in a focused wash , dining surfaces and drawing room seating plans receiving deliberate, concentrated illumination while the ceramic body itself reads as a considered sculptural object from every viewing angle simultaneously.
The Celadon (68009/3)

DID YOU KNOW?

Celadon glaze originated in China during the Eastern Han dynasty , approximately 25–220 CE , achieving its characteristic blue-green tone through precise control of iron oxide concentration within the glaze compound during reduction firing. The name "celadon" itself is believed to derive from Céladon, a character in a 17th century French pastoral novel who wore pale green ribbons , French aristocrats adopting the term to describe the Chinese ceramic ware they imported at considerable expense. Premium celadon pieces remain among the most valuable ceramic objects in documented auction history.

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Frequently asked questions

What ceiling height works best for The Celadon across its six target rooms?

For drawing rooms and dining areas, ceilings of 9–14 feet allow the ceramic form to establish full material and sculptural presence. Position the base 28–34 inches above dining surfaces for focused overhead clarity, or 7 feet from floor level in open living zones. Bedroom installations benefit from a drop positioning the pendant base at 6.5–7 feet , ceramic's visual weight reads as grounded and considered rather than imposing at intimate residential drop heights. Hotel lobbies suit extended drops of 4–6 feet in double-height configurations.

Is ceramic construction durable enough for hotel and commercial environments?

High-fired ceramic , the construction standard for premium pendant applications , achieves a hardness rating comparable to natural stone, making it significantly more resistant to surface scratching and impact than painted metal or lacquered alternatives. The metal hardware components carry protective finish coatings suited to commercial humidity and temperature variation. In hotel environments, ceramic's inherent material stability means The Celadon requires minimal maintenance intervention beyond periodic dry dusting to maintain surface integrity across extended operational lifetimes.

How does The Celadon integrate into a contemporary drawing room without reading as period or traditionally craft-heavy?

The metal hardware anchors it in the present , ceramic alone carries craft-heritage associations, but combined with clean metal geometry it becomes a contemporary material statement. Pair with matte wall finishes, clean-lined furniture, and restrained textile layering to position the ceramic glaze as a singular material accent. One craft reference in a contemporary drawing room reads as considered design confidence; the surrounding restraint is what allows the celadon surface to perform as intended.

Can The Celadon hold its presence in a minimalist hotel room or bedroom without the ceramic construction feeling decoratively excessive?

Precisely , ceramic's material honesty is its most sophisticated quality in restrained environments. Against white plaster, pale timber, and linen textiles, the celadon glaze introduces the room's only surface complexity , a material depth that paint and lacquer finishes cannot replicate regardless of colour. The pendant reads as a considered craft object rather than a decorative fixture, contributing material intelligence to minimalist spaces that deliberately avoid decoration in favour of material quality.