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118.6 Stem Suspended Pendant Light

Made in Canada

118.6 Stem Suspended features six hand-blown glass pendants with feather-like impressions that float horizontally on a suspended rigid stem, creating an elegant linear chandelier that appears to hover in space. The horizontal arrangement showcases each pendant’s artistry across a wider visual plane.

Suspended stem creates the illusion of pendants hovering in space
Feather-like glass impressions reveal organic patterns
Six pendants spread horizontally for dramatic impact

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Overview

118.6 Stem Suspended Ceiling Light by Omer Arbel for Bocci captures feather-like impressions made during the glassblowing process, creating delicate forms that become more pronounced when illuminated. These intricate details evoke natural motifs and highlight glass’s remarkable ability to preserve ephemeral shapes. This suspended version features six pendants arranged on a rigid horizontal stem that hangs from the ceiling, creating a floating linear constellation. The suspended stem system comes in brass or black powder-coated finish and offers a variety of suspension options, from entirely vertical to fully horizontal positioning.

Details

Pendant size: Ø130 – 146mm
Materials: Glass, brass, electrical components
Configuration: 6 glassblown pendants on horizontal suspended stem
Power: 12V low voltage, 1.0W LED
Dimming: ELV dimming
CCT: 2700K
IP rating: IP20, suitable for dry locations
Certifications: UL, CB, CE, UKCA, RCM
Stem finish options: Brass or Black powder-coated
Suspended stem system with variable positioning options

About Bocci

Bocci is a lighting design and manufacturing company based in Vancouver and Berlin. Founded in 2005 under the creative directorship of Omer Arbel, Bocci represents an approach to lighting that is devoted to the relationship between spaces and objects.