Toscot Battersea designer ceramic pendant lamp
Battersea is an elegant and refined wire pendant, with both the base and the diffuser handcrafted from ceramic according to true Tuscan tradition. This pendant's original design, reminiscent of an inverted lotus flower, and its contemporary and modern lines make it a perfect fit for a variety of spaces. This designer lamp, ranging from retro to modern, features a central spring and is available in various finishes, giving the pendant its unique and original character. Crafted from high-quality materials, Battersea is available in various finishes and provides a direct beam of light.
In addition to choosing the external ceramic finish, you can also choose the finish of the electrical cable and metal spring. Express your creativity by choosing your favorite finishes!
Please note: This lamp is available in various colors, both for the exterior finish and the power cord, and even for the metal spring. View the color chart and enter the desired color codes in the appropriate box.
Characteristics:
- Usable bulb: 1 x E27 max 42W (power), or 1 x GU10 max 50W; IP 20 rating
- Material: White ceramic (majolica)
- Energy class: A++ / E
- Power supply voltage: 230V
- Insulation class: class 1
- Electric cable available in the following variants: black, brown, gold or ivory
- Metal spring available in the following variants: Zinc plated or black-bronze
IMPORTANT: Bulb not included
Toscot offers lighting models that combine the Tuscan tradition of hand-casting with shapes and decorations ranging from classic to contemporary.
Unique pieces are handmade using high-quality materials, with a focus on versatility and coordination. The meticulous attention to detail and finishes lend the products a unique value, and the creative research that underpins their creation transforms them into timeless furnishing solutions.
TOSCOT products are entirely handmade, so minor differences in shape and color may occur between items of the same type and the reference image. These discrepancies are not considered manufacturing defects but rather highlight the uniqueness of the product.
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