Butterfly Pendant Light – Marbled Glass Wings on Brass, 49 cm | Pink or Blue | Jagmag Lights

This butterfly pendant light sets four marbled glass wings into a brass butterfly frame, complete with fine brass antennae and a teardrop finial hanging below. The glass carries a smoky, swirled pattern that only fully shows when the two lamps are lit behind it. Choose it in pink or blue — same size, same price. It suits a dining table, a bedroom, a dressing room or a child’s room in a romantic, classic or playful-modern home.

Where it fits

• Over a round dining table: the 49 cm wingspan reads as a sculpture rather than a lamp, and the 94 cm drop suits a standard ceiling.
• Bedroom or dressing room: a soft, decorative focal point above a bed, island or vanity.
• Child’s or teenager’s room: a butterfly that is genuinely beautiful rather than childish, so it will not need replacing in three years.
• Reading corner or hallway: fills an awkward empty corner with something people actually comment on.

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Why you’ll use it every day

The marbled glass is what makes this work. Plain coloured glass looks flat and cheap once lit; these wings carry a smoky swirl that catches the light unevenly, so the piece has depth and movement instead of a single block of colour. Because the two G9 lamps sit behind the upper wings rather than below them, you get a warm glow through the glass rather than a bare bulb in your eye-line. The brass frame, antennae and teardrop finial are what lift it out of novelty territory — the detailing is fine and deliberate, so it reads as jewellery for the ceiling. It runs on standard G9 bulbs, so you choose the warmth and change them in seconds. Made in India, with spare parts kept for 10+ years.

Light & finish

Lit, the wings glow softly and the marbled swirls come forward across the glass, throwing gentle colour onto the ceiling around it. Unlit, it reads as a delicate glass-and-brass sculpture with the teardrop finial hanging still below. The pink is a soft blush with smoky grey veining; the blue is a pale aqua with the same marbling. Both sit on the same brushed brass frame, so the choice is purely about the room’s palette.