Wood and Glass Pendant Light – Walnut Disc with Gold Ball & Opal Globe, 30 cm | JagMag Lights

This wooden pendant light is built around a flat 30 cm teak wood disc — natural walnut grain, no veneer — with a polished gold ball balanced on top and a white opal borosilicate glass globe glowing below. The two materials do exactly opposite things: the wood disc absorbs light, the globe diffuses it, giving you a warm cone of 3000K light underneath and a clean, sculptural silhouette above. Drop is fully adjustable up to 150 cm, so it works over a kitchen island, dining table, or bedside equally well. One wooden pendant light is enough — or hang two in a row over a long table.

Where it fits

A wooden pendant light this size — 30 cm disc — centres perfectly 70–75 cm above a kitchen island or 75–90 cm above a dining table. Hang one over a reading nook or bedside for a sculptural task light that replaces a floor lamp. For variety on a long table, mix it with an Acrylic Ball Pendant Light – 3-Sphere Bedside Globe, 25 cm or pair it with a Rattan Hanging Lamp – Handwoven Coastal Pendant, 40 cm at either end for an eclectic mix that coheres.

Why you’ll use it every day

The G9 socket takes a 4–6W warm LED — available at any hardware store. The opal borosilicate glass globe diffuses the bulb entirely, so there’s no glare, just a soft wash of light on the surface below. This wooden pendant light pulls double duty: focused task lighting during meals, ambient glow when you dim it in the evening. Built in our Greater Noida factory — spare parts available for 10+ years from Jagmag.

Light & finish

The opal borosilicate glass globe disperses 3000K warm white light evenly — no hot spots, no bare-bulb glare. The teak wood disc sits above as a visual cap, absorbing rather than reflecting light. Stem and ball are gold-finish metal, connecting naturally to brass fixtures, wood furniture, and terracotta tones. This wooden pendant light fits Japandi, contemporary, warm minimalist, and Indian eclectic interiors.