- €1.022,95
- Unit price
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MEASUREMENTS:
Diameter: approx. 31.5 in / 80 cm
Thickness: approx. 5.9 in / 15 cm
COMPOSITION:
Material: 100% brass
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+ Main Color:
- Gold
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+ Secondary Color:
- Yellow
The light's antique elegant design is tastefully engraved to produce a sophisticated high-class look for your living space, with each small engraving bringing a touch of beauty to its space.
This beautiful Zina Moroccan pendant light is a remarkable piece of art, exotic and modern at the same time. It can be a stylish addition to any room, with a height of 27cm and a width of 8.5cm, it will add a warm and relaxing vibe to your interior by casting a reflection on the ceiling as well as the walls and illuminating the room. We believe that each home is a unique place that reflects its owners. This is why we provide mesmerizing Moroccan lighting that creates a delightful soothing atmosphere adding value to your interior & décor, making them more vivid.
Don’t lose out on this golden opportunity to own this exclusive, elegant sensation.
IN-STORE AVAILABILITY: This pendant light can be delivered to you in 5-6 weeks.
Returns
Due to the unique nature of our made-to-order Moroccan pendant lights, we're unable to accept returns. Each piece is specifically crafted with dedicated resources that cannot be reused or resold. We encourage you to review your design choices carefully, as all custom pendant light sales are final. Our team is ready to assist with any inquiries you may have prior to placing your order. Your understanding and respect for the artisanal process are greatly appreciated, click here.
1. Design Concept
- Inspiration: Artisans draw inspiration from Islamic art, geometric patterns, and nature.
- Sketching: Initial designs are sketched, often featuring intricate motifs and patterns.
2. Material Selection
- Brass Sourcing: High-quality brass sheets are sourced. Brass is preferred for its durability and aesthetic appeal.
- Other Materials: Sometimes, artisans also use glass, wood, or colored materials for added decoration.
3. Cutting the Brass
- Measuring: Precise measurements are taken based on the design.
- Cutting: Brass sheets are cut into the desired shapes using tools like saws or shears. Artisans may use a template for accuracy.
4. Engraving and Etching
- Pattern Transfer: Designs are transferred onto the brass surface, often using carbon paper or stencils.
- Engraving: Skilled artisans hand-engrave or use specialized tools to etch intricate designs into the brass. This step requires precision and artistic skill.
5. Shaping the Fixture
- Forming: The brass pieces are shaped into their final forms, which may include bending or molding to create curves and dimensions.
- Joining: Different components (like the base, shade, and any decorative elements) are joined using soldering techniques or rivets.
6. Finishing Touches
- Polishing: The surface is polished to enhance shine and remove any rough edges.
- Coating: Sometimes, a protective lacquer is applied to prevent tarnishing and enhance durability.
7. Electrical Installation
- Wiring: If the fixture is to be electric, electrical components are carefully installed, including sockets and wiring.
- Testing: Fixtures are tested for functionality and safety.
8. Final Assembly
- Assembling Components: All parts are assembled, ensuring everything fits together perfectly.
- Quality Control: Final inspections are conducted to check for any defects or issues.
9. Market Preparation
- Packaging: Finished products are carefully packaged for sale, ensuring they are protected during transportation.
- Showcasing: The products are often displayed in local markets or shops, highlighting their unique craftsmanship.
10. Cultural Significance
- Throughout this process, artisans incorporate cultural elements, making each piece a reflection of Moroccan heritage and artistry.
Each step involves meticulous attention to detail, with artisans often passing down techniques through generations, ensuring that the craftsmanship remains alive in Fes.
- For general cleaning, use a soft, lint-free cloth.
- For more intensive cleaning, use a copper cleaner that you can find at your local hardware store, it will help remove dirt, tarnish and grease build-up, leaving a shiny, polished finish. Follow the instructions on the bottle.
- If you prefer a brushed finish, lightly sand with a Scotch Brite pad afterwards.
- For a chemical-free alternative, mix a teaspoon of salt with ½ cup of vinegar, then add flour until it forms a paste. Spread it over the brass, let it sit for an hour, then rinse and buff. This method can lighten the colour of the brass.
- To treat surface scratches, use a Scotch Brite pad to buff them, sanding in the direction of the grain. Always wear gloves to avoid fingerprints.
If you need any information, have a special request, or have an idea you'd like to bring to life, we're here to help make it happen!
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