Lotus Chandelier – Hand-Glazed Ceramic Petals on a Gold Ring

The Lotus Chandelier is a single-tier statement light: an 80 cm (31.5″) gold ring dressed with dozens of hand-glazed white ceramic lotus petals, each tipped with a small gold stud, lit from within by warm G9 lamps. The fixture body stands 30 cm (11.8″) tall and hangs on adjustable cables from a round gold canopy, so you set the exact drop for your ceiling.

Specifications

Build & Material
Material: Hand-glazed white ceramic petals on a Stainless Steel 304 frame
Finish: Gold (brushed brass) ring and stems · matte white ceramic petals
Shade: Individual ceramic lotus/lily-pad petals with gold centre studs

Lighting & Function
Bulb Fitting: G9
Bulb Included: No
Maximum Wattage: 40W per holder
Recommended Bulb: 3–4W warm-white LED (2700–3000K), dimmable

Dimensions & Installation
Diameter: 80 cm / 31.5″
Height (fixture body): 30 cm / 11.8″
Suspension: Adjustable cable, drop up to ~150 cm / 59″
Mounting Type: Ceiling, cable-suspended
Shape: Round ring · single tier
Room: Living room, dining room, bedroom, hotel lobby
IP Rating: IP20 (indoor)

Electrical & Safety
Voltage: 220–240V
Certifications: CE, UL and ZED certified

Additional details
Lighting Direction: Ambient, diffused downward glow
Light Type: Warm-white decorative ambient

Placement & designer guidance

At 80 cm across, this ring suits a 12–16 m² living room or a round/oval dining table seating six. Over a dining table, hang the lowest petals about 75–85 cm above the tabletop; in a living room or bedroom, set the base around 2.1 m off the floor so it reads as a centrepiece without blocking sightlines. The adjustable cable suits standard 9–10 ft ceilings and taller. As a single statement piece it fills an empty ceiling on its own – no second fixture needed.

Why you’ll use it every day

The petals sit between you and the bulbs, so the light arrives soft and glare-free – flattering over dinner and easy on tired eyes late in the evening. Put the G9 lamps on a dimmer and the same fixture goes from bright for guests and family meals to a low golden glow for winding down. Because the glow is scattered across dozens of ceramic petals rather than one harsh downlight, the room feels calm and even. It is a quiet, nature-inspired focal point that finishes a bare ceiling and gives guests something to admire – and G9 lamps are a cheap two-minute swap when one eventually goes.

Vaastu & positive energy

In Vaastu the lotus is traditionally associated with purity and auspicious new beginnings, and white is linked with peace, calm and clarity. The gold/brass ring brings in the metal element and a sense of warmth and prosperity, often considered favourable in the north and north-west. A soft, diffused glow is commonly preferred over harsh direct glare for restful, positive spaces, and the rounded petals and circular ring have no sharp cutting edges, so energy is felt to flow smoothly around the room. These are design associations, not guaranteed outcomes.

Light, finish & pairing

Expect a warm, ambient wash rather than task light – ideal as the main mood layer in a room that also has lamps or downlights. The white-and-gold palette pairs naturally with marble, walnut and beige or cream upholstery, and sits comfortably in modern, contemporary and luxury-modern interiors as well as hotel and restaurant settings. Pairs well with the Ginkgo Leaf Chandelier and the Ceramic Petal Chandelier from our Chandeliers collection.

FAQ

How big is the lotus chandelier?
It is 80 cm / 31.5″ in diameter with a 30 cm / 11.8″ tall body, on an adjustable cable that drops up to about 150 cm / 59″.

Which bulbs does it take, and are they included?
It uses G9 lamps (max 40W each); bulbs are not included. We recommend 3–4W warm-white LED (2700–3000K), dimmable.

What height should I hang it above a dining table?
Around 75–85 cm above the tabletop; in a living room or bedroom, set the base about 2.1 m off the floor.

Can it be used outdoors?
No – it is rated IP20 for indoor use only.

Is a lotus chandelier good as per Vaastu?
The lotus form and white colour are traditionally associated with purity and calm, the gold ring with warmth and prosperity, and the rounded shape with smooth-flowing energy – considered favourable associations rather than guaranteed results.