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Torino Pendant Light | Small Deco Hanging Fixture | Shadow Charcoal Gray

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Torino Pendant Light | Small Deco Hanging Fixture | Shadow Charcoal GrayOur Torino pendant is a sculptural expression of balance and quiet strength. Its faceted ceramic form draws from the geometry of Italian architecture, where structured planes soften into a calm, flowing silhouette. Each shade is handcrafted in ceramic with a soft matte finish that preserves the natural character of the material. Suspended from a twisted black fabric cord and finished with warm unfinished brass hardware, this pendant brings together

Our Torino pendant is a sculptural expression of balance and quiet strength. Its faceted ceramic form draws from the geometry of Italian architecture, where structured planes soften into a calm, flowing silhouette.

Each shade is handcrafted in ceramic with a soft matte finish that preserves the natural character of the material. Suspended from a twisted black fabric cord and finished with warm unfinished brass hardware, this pendant brings together refined materials in a restrained, thoughtful composition.

Designed to cast a soft downward glow, the Torino pendant adds a calm architectural presence above kitchen islands, beside a bed, or grouped above a dining table. Quiet, sculptural, and timeless.

Key Features:
Handcrafted and made to order in Canada
Pendant light / canopy installation
Unglazed matte porcelain exterior with glazed interior
Minimalist floral shape for clean, sculptural lighting
Hardwired with included mounting hardware
One E-12 socket (bulb not included)
Fully dimmable (up to 60 watts)

Dimensions:
Height: 4.5 inches
Diameter: 6.5 inches
Canopy: 0.5" high, 5.75" diameter

Color Options:
Available in Bone, Dune, Fog, and Shadow
Similar Benjamin Moore™ match for Shadow: Notre Dame CSP-570
*Please note that Shadow is NOT jet black, but a very dark charcoal grey with cool undertones.

Due to the natural properties of clay, slight variations in colour and finish are to be expected and embraced as part of the handmade process.

We recommend ordering a sample swatch if unsure about the colour, as monitor settings may vary.

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