Ruby Fan

Ruby Fan takes its name from the nine brass arms that spread from a central wall-fixed point in a symmetrical fan formation, each arm terminating in a deep red teardrop glass shade whose rounded base and pointed tip reference the shape of a candle flame at full height. In a drawing room, living room, hotel, restaurant, bedroom, or dining area, this fitting reads as a ceremonial wall object whose fan silhouette activates a wide horizontal wall zone with nine independent warm red light sources simultaneously.

The brass arms radiate at carefully measured angular intervals, their spacing producing a fan outline that is widest at the lower outer arms and converges at the central post above. Each arm carries a strand of small crystal bead fittings along its length, the beads catching and scattering ambient room light and the red-tinted output from each shade across the wall surface. The central point terminates in a downward brass spike below the wall plate, reinforcing the fitting's symmetrical vertical axis and giving the composition a deliberate terminal point at its base.

Through all nine red teardrop shades simultaneously, light radiates through the deep red glass with a warm amber-red tonal cast that fills the surrounding wall zone and room with rich, colour-tinted ambient warmth. The red glass deepens the light's warmth beyond what clear or frosted glass produces, making the fitting most dramatically effective in dining rooms, hotel lobbies, and drawing rooms after dark.