Wood & Brass Pendant Light – Handcrafted 25 cm Carved Dome (Yuli) | Jagmag Lights

A wooden pendant light changes a room the moment you switch it on — the Jagmag Yuli has a hand-carved 25 cm dome shade in dark solid wood with a brass-finish holder that throws a close, warm pool of light straight down over your dining table or kitchen island. The dark, grained exterior contrasts sharply with the natural wood interior, which glows warm when lit. The open bottom shows an exposed E27 globe — relaxed and contemporary without trying too hard. Built in our Greater Noida factory. No import delays, no middlemen.

Where it fits

A wooden pendant light this compact works best as a focused over-table accent. Hang a single Yuli 75–90 cm above a round dining table, or drop it to 70–75 cm above a kitchen island counter for task lighting that also looks good. For longer tables, cluster three in a row spaced 55–65 cm apart. It pairs naturally with a teak dining table or marble island top. If you want something with a different material story, also see the Alabaster Twist Pendant Light – 3-Light Cluster or the grounded warmth of the Marble Pendant Light – Vertical Brass & Black-Marble.

Why you’ll use it every day

This wooden pendant light gives you focused downlight — not ambient fill. Point it over a work surface and it becomes task lighting. Drop it over a dining table and it defines the space without moving a single piece of furniture. The brass-finish metal canopy coordinates with brass handles, taps, and fixtures — a small detail that makes a room feel considered. The adjustable drop (up to 120 cm) means one product works in high-ceiling drawing rooms and standard-height dining rooms alike.

Light & finish

The wooden pendant light casts a warm downward cone through the open dome base — no diffused ambient scatter, just a focused pool below. The natural wood-grain interior reflects the glow of a 3000K LED globe, making the light feel amber and intimate rather than clinical. The brass-finish metal holder coordinates with gold-tone fixtures. The dark exterior stays visually recessive in a lit room, so the light — not the fitting — is what you notice.