Multi Layer Iron Chandelier with Electronic Candles in Vintage Country Style for Living Room Cafe and Study
Made of iron, this rustic chandelier features a layered design with candle-like bulb stems with small saucer cups placed on a simple curved iron arm. As a home decor, it is full of nostalgic tones. A few branches are trimmed with leaves at the end for a delicate accent. The handmade durable iron stand in black adds a vintage element to it, taking you back to the mid-century era. It is absolutely stunning whether the lights are on or off and is ideal for a study, living/dining room or some commercial areas including vintage cafes, themed restaurants, etc.
| Voltage | 110V-120V/ 220V-240V |
| Material | Iron |
| Light Fixture Form | Chandelier |
| Style | Vintage |
| Light Source | LED |
| Bulb Included Or Not | Yes |
| Dimmable | Yes |
| Sloped Ceiling Adaptable: | Yes |
| Light Direction | Ambient |
| Irradiation Area | 15㎡-35㎡ |
| Fixture Shape | Candle |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Specific Uses |
Decoration |
| Application Scenario | Living Room/ Coffe Shops |
| Hanging Method | Chain |
| Chain Length | Adjustable |
| Warranty | 3 Years, 30 days no reason to return |
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