Gingko Garland Chandelier

Description

A: gingko garland chandelier

with hand-cast porcelain leaves arranged on a slim gold metal frame. Available in four silhouettes — round, oval, linear, and slim linear — across seven configurations. Round Model A in four diameters (23.6″ to 47.2″); Models B/C/D are 47.2″ long in different widths. Standard ships in brushed gold; six finishes on request.

Features

✦: Hand-cast porcelain leaves

Real porcelain, not composite. Each leaf hand-finished — subtle variation in tone and translucency.

◆: Four silhouettes

Round, oval, linear, slim linear — one product family covers dining, kitchen island, foyer, and hallway.

▤: Visible gold frame

The slim metal frame is part of the aesthetic, not hidden. Leaves accent the frame rather than obscure it.

About glue marks on the leaves

Slight glue marks at the leaf-to-metal junctions are normal — they bond each ceramic leaf to its branch for stability and don’t affect the appearance once installed. From normal viewing distance, the joints disappear into the silhouette.

Need a different finish or custom size?

Gingko Garland Chandelier — Available Configurations

Model: Shape

Dimensions

Bulbs: Recommended For

Round: ∅ 23.6″ × H 11.8″ (60 × 30 cm)

4: 4-person dining, breakfast nook

∅ 31.5″ × H 11.8″ (80 × 30 cm)

6: 6-person round dining, entryway

∅ 39.4″ × H 11.8″ (100 × 30 cm)

8: 8-person dining, foyer

∅ 47.2″ × H 13.8″ (120 × 35 cm)

10: 10-person dining, great room

B: Oval

L 47.2″ × W 25.6″ × H 13.8″ (120 × 65 × 35 cm)

Long rectangular dining: C

Linear: L 47.2″ × W 13.8″ × H 13.8″ (120 × 35 × 35 cm)

Kitchen island, narrow dining

D: Slim Linear

L 47.2″ × W 7.9″ × H 7.9″ (120 × 20 × 20 cm)

Hallway, bar counter, narrow island

🔍 Model A — Round (4 diameters)

🔍 Model B — Oval: 🔍 Model C — Linear

🔍 Model D — Slim Linear

Specifications

Materials

Iron frame, hand-cast porcelain ginkgo leaves

Body Finish: Brushed Gold (standard); 5 additional finishes on request

Leaf Finish: White porcelain

Light Source: G9 (EU / AU) or E12 (US / CA) LED or Edison bulb

Bulb Count: 4, 6, 8, or 10 depending on size

Voltage: AC 110–240V (global compatible)

Canopy: Models A/B: round ∅ 4.7″ (12 cm). Models C/D: long 11.8″ × 4.7″ (30 × 12 cm)

Mounting: Ceiling, hardwired (junction box required)

Cable: 59″ (150 cm) adjustable

Control: Compatible with standard wall switches (not included)

Certification: Certified for North America, EU, Australia, Saudi Arabia

Installation Notes

Hardwired — Models A/B use round canopy (4.7″ ∅); Models C/D use long rectangular canopy (11.8″ × 4.7″). Confirm canopy type matches your junction box layout.

Branches ship folded. Fan out by hand and attach all leaves to reach the listed dimensions.

Hang 30–36″ above dining tables. For foyers, maintain at least 7 ft of floor clearance.

Downloads & Resources: Frequently Asked Questions

Which shape — round, oval, linear, or slim linear?

Round (Model A) for round dining tables, breakfast nooks, foyers; pick the diameter to match table size. Oval (B) for rectangular dining tables. Linear (C) for kitchen islands and narrow dining. Slim Linear (D) for hallways, bar counters, and very narrow spaces where you want minimal depth.

Are the leaves real porcelain or composite?

Real porcelain ceramic — each leaf is hand-cast from porcelain clay and finished by hand. Each leaf carries small variation in shape, surface texture, and translucency from the hand-finishing process; this is what gives the fixture its sculptural depth.

Is the chandelier bright enough for a dining room?

Yes for ambient dining light. With 8–10 G9 LED bulbs at 4W each (~32–40W total, ~3,600–4,500 lumens), the larger sizes light a standard dining room comfortably. Smaller sizes work as accent for breakfast nooks or 4-person tables. Pair with a dimmer for evening ambiance.

What canopy comes with each model?

Models A and B come with a round canopy (4.7″ diameter). Models C and D come with a long rectangular canopy (11.8″ × 4.7″) — designed to match the linear silhouette. If your existing junction box layout doesn’t match, an extension plate can be requested.

What if a porcelain leaf arrives chipped or cracked?