This set of pendants evokes the grandeur of ancient empires by combining brass rings and white alabaster or oak wood plates. Each piece is meticulously crafted to conjure the sense of splendor and nobility associated with bygone eras.
The choice of materials reflects a balance between the opulence of brass and the natural serenity of alabaster or the warmth of oak. These carefully selected elements offer a range of textures and hues that add depth and character to each pendant, making them unique and distinctive pieces.
In addition, the built-in light source consists of an LED plate with an opal diffuser, made of acrylic material. This technology ensures uniform and soft lighting, enhancing the beauty of the materials and highlighting the exceptional craftsmanship behind each design.
Electrical characteristics
Safety class: Class II
Light source: LED
LED type: E27, E26
Rated input wattage: HAL Max 1x42W | CFL Max 1x20W | LED Max 1x11W
Colour Temperature: 2700K
AC Voltage: 220-240
Frequency: 50-60Hz
More Information
Dimensions (HxWxD):
cm: 78x35 / inch: 30.71"x13.78"
Country of Manufacture
Spain
Style
Modern + Contemporary
IP protection:
IP 20
About Designer
Vicent Aleixandre, born in Valencia (1985), studied at the School of Art and Design in Valencia (2006), specialising in Product. Motivated by design aimed at people with disabilities, he created Braïlo (2011), a game for the blind based on Braille, with which he won the first prize in the “Create Your Toy” category in the “Innovative Toy” category, organised by the School of Design Engineering of the UPV.
He worked for a time at Térmigo Microclimas (2012), developing aspects of communication and new product designs focused on outdoor use, for hospitality and events. He was part of the first class of the “Official Master in Creativity and Product Development” (2012) taught at the EASD Valencia, where he had the opportunity to work at Profiltek, an important company making custom-made screens, within the technical office. His final master's project, focused on solving a problem both in design and logistics, was accepted by the company and studied for his incorporation later.
He currently works within Minimal Luxury, a studio focused mainly on lighting spaces and adapting them to the demands of its clients, where he acts as a designer and technical office. Defined as a multidisciplinary, methodical and tireless person, he sees design as a way of making his ideas flow into the world around him.
