Lotus Leaf Murano Chandelier

Hardwired onto a standard junction box, by a qualified electrician. Four steps:

1. Cut power & confirm wiring. Switch off the circuit at your breaker and confirm the ceiling box supply matches AC 110 – 240 V. This fixture requires a flat ceiling — it isn’t designed for sloped ceilings.
2. Set your drop. The standard suspension rod is 11.8″; custom lengths are available if you need a different drop.
3. Mount the canopy. Secure the base to the junction box, then match line-to-line, neutral-to-neutral, and ground. At roughly 22–49 lbs depending on size, confirm your junction box and mounting hardware are rated to support the fixture’s weight.
4. Fit the bulbs & restore power. Thread in your bulbs (max 5W each) — the 8-Light Sprig takes only E12/E14 bulbs, while the 12-Light Cluster and 16-Light Canopy also take a handful of G4 bulbs alongside the E12/E14s. Then switch the circuit back on.

„Frame Finish“ is the branching Copper metalwork that holds the fixture together — it comes in Copper only. „Leaf Tints“ refers to the individual Murano glass leaves, offered in Clear, Green, Pink, or Amber. You’re choosing the glass color of the leaves against a fixed Copper frame; many customers mix leaf colors for a more organic, varied canopy.

Bulb type and count both change with size. The 8-Light Sprig takes 8 × E12/E14 bulbs. The 12-Light Cluster takes 8 × E12/E14 plus 4 × G4. The 16-Light Canopy takes 12 × E12/E14 plus 4 × G4 — all sold separately, rated to a maximum of 5W each. A warm-white LED at or under 5W in both socket types keeps the glow soft and even across the mixed bulbs, and prevents the small Murano leaves from overheating.

The 8-Light Sprig (∅21.6″, ~22 lbs) suits a smaller dining table, breakfast nook, or entryway. The 12-Light Cluster (∅26.3″, ~35 lbs) is a strong mid-size dining or living room centerpiece. The 16-Light Canopy (∅31.8″, ~49 lbs) is the largest scale — best for a grand dining table, foyer, or double-height space where it can read as a true statement piece. Weight climbs quickly with size, so confirm your ceiling mount can support the heavier options before ordering.