The Majolica (7950/J/1)

Rs. 10,890.00
Tax included.

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

Technical Specification

Brand Gloss
Model No 7950 / J / 1
Dimension (In mm) D250XH500
Material Ceramic + Glass
Body Color Milky White + Yellow +Red + Purple + Gold
Light Color Warm White / White Bulb (Bought Separately as You Choose)
Style Pendant Light
Light Bulb & Wattage Only E27 Bulb Holder is Available

Care and Maintenance

To keep yourChromatic Ceramic Pendant Light looking its best, regularly dust the glass and metal surfaces with a soft, dry cloth to remove any dust or debris. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that could scratch the finish. Check the bulb connections periodically to ensure they are functioning properly. With proper care, this exquisite pendant light will continue to illuminate your space with elegance and sophistication for years to come.

Customisation Requirement

While we don't offer custom lighting services, our extensive collection features various styles and designs to suit your unique preferences. But, if you want a one-of-a-kind piece then you can reach out to us at +91-9772456345

Shipping & Refunds

Orders are typically processed within 2-3 business days and shipped via our trusted carriers. We offer free shipping on all our products. For more details check our Shipping Policy

At Lumeil, we maintain a stringent Refund Policy. Your satisfaction is our priority, and we offer the option for a return or exchange in the rare occurrence of product damage or an incorrect delivery. Your peace of mind matters to us.

Description

Majolica glaze has defined premium decorative ceramic for six centuries , its richly coloured tin-oxide surface developed in Renaissance Italy as the definitive luxury object finish of European palace and ecclesiastical interiors. The Majolica pendant carries that chromatic authority overhead: ceramic and glass construction whose vibrant glaze gives drawing rooms, hotel interiors, and office environments a pendant presence built from genuine craft lineage rather than contemporary colour trend.

The ceramic body holds glaze colour within its fired surface rather than above it , chromatic depth sitting permanently within the material rather than applied as a surface treatment that time and light exposure gradually compromise. Glass elements introduce optical precision, their transparency providing luminous counterpoint to the ceramic's richly opaque glaze character at every viewing angle simultaneously.

Light engaged, glass transmits output in a clean directional wash while ceramic glaze catches peripheral illumination , drawing room surfaces and hotel dining areas receiving layered light whose chromatic warmth deepens as output intensity shifts between functional daytime clarity and intimate evening atmosphere.
The Majolica (7950/J/1)

DID YOU KNOW?

Majolica takes its name from Majorca , the Spanish island through which richly glazed Hispano-Moresque ceramics were traded into Renaissance Italy during the 15th century. Faenza workshops reverse-engineered the tin-oxide glaze technique from imported pieces, establishing the Italian majolica tradition that spread across Europe within decades. The glaze's defining characteristic , a white tin-oxide base coat applied before coloured decoration , creates a surface that fires colour into the ceramic body permanently, producing chromatic stability that organic dyes and surface pigments cannot achieve regardless of application quality.

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Frequently asked questions

What ceiling height works best for The Majolica across its five target rooms?

For drawing rooms and dining areas, ceilings of 9–14 feet allow the ceramic and glass construction to establish full chromatic and material presence. Position the base 28–34 inches above dining surfaces for focused overhead clarity, or 7 feet from floor level in open living zones. Office installations benefit from a consistent drop height of 6.5–7 feet across workstation clusters , the ceramic glaze's chromatic character introducing considered colour into professional environments that monochrome pendant alternatives consistently leave visually unresolved. Hotel lobbies suit extended drops of 4–6 feet in double-height configurations.

How should The Majolica's ceramic glaze and glass components be maintained?

Majolica glaze carries fired-surface integrity that resists colour degradation under sustained artificial light exposure , maintaining chromatic depth throughout the pendant's operational lifetime without refinishing. Wipe ceramic surfaces periodically with a soft damp cloth to remove dust accumulation , avoid abrasive cleaning agents that scratch the glaze surface and permanently compromise chromatic integrity. Glass elements clean effectively with a non-abrasive glass cleaner applied with a soft lint-free cloth. In hotel environments, a quarterly maintenance schedule ensures both materials retain their optical and chromatic performance.

How does The Majolica integrate into a contemporary drawing room without reading as period or decoratively excessive?

The glass construction anchors it in the present , majolica glaze alone carries Renaissance craft associations, but combined with clean glass optical clarity it reads as a contemporary material statement that references heritage without replicating it. The chromatic glaze provides the room's singular colour event , against matte wall finishes, pale timber, and restrained furniture, The Majolica operates as a deliberate craft accent whose fired colour depth rewards proximity and considered placement without demanding the surrounding room conform to a period aesthetic.

Can The Majolica establish material credibility in a professional office environment without reading as decoratively inappropriate?

Precisely , ceramic's material permanence and craft heritage position it as a considered professional material decision rather than a decorative domestic aesthetic imported into an office context. Against white walls, concrete surfaces, and clean-lined office furniture, The Majolica's chromatic glaze introduces the room's singular colour statement , providing the visual anchor that monochrome office pendants consistently fail to deliver without the decorative excess that compromises professional spatial credibility. One craft pendant in a restrained office reads as design literacy; the surrounding restraint amplifies rather than diminishes its chromatic authority.