This mini pendant light has a small stepped ceramic shade on a copper socket. The shade is built in two tiers, with a narrow patterned collar above a wide glazed skirt. At 5.5 in across and 2.4 in deep it is genuinely small, so a row of three takes less room than one ordinary pendant. Three glaze colours are offered. The socket carries a knob switch, the wire is 200 cm, and an E27 4W LED bulb is included.




| Product Type | Pendant light |
| Number of Lights | 1 |
| Shade Material | Hand painted glazed ceramic |
| Socket Material | Solid copper |
| Shade Form | Two tier stepped shade with a patterned collar |
| Shade Diameter | 5.5 in (14 cm) |
| Shade Height | 2.4 in (6 cm) |
| Switch | Knob switch on the socket |
| Wire Length | 200 cm, adjustable |
| Bulb | E27, 4 W LED included, 60 W maximum |

This is a small pendant and the size is the reason to pick it. At 5.5 in across it does not fill the space above a bench the way a standard shade does. That makes it easy to use in a row, or in a spot where a full sized pendant would be too much. The shade is stepped, with a patterned collar sitting above a plain glazed skirt, so it still has something to look at up close.
The shade is 5.5 in across and only 2.4 in deep.
One on its own suits a bedside, a small shelf or a narrow corner.
Over a bench or an island, a row of three reads better than one.
Because each is small, you can space them closer than usual without crowding.
The shallow depth means the bulb sits near the opening. Hang it above eye level.
The stepped profile means the shade is wider at the bottom than the top.
That flares the light out a little more than a straight shade would.
It also gives the small shade a stronger outline from a distance.
At 2.4 in deep it barely intrudes on the space above a bench.
The three glazes are a burnt terracotta, a deep teal and a soft grey green.
All three are glossy and sit below a narrower collar in a contrasting pattern.
The collar is finely detailed, so the shade rewards being seen close up.
Each shade is hand painted, so the glaze and the pattern vary slightly between pieces.
Mixing all three in one row is the obvious way to buy them.
The glaze is glossy, so it catches whatever light is in the room.
Unlit, the colour is what you notice. Lit, the pattern on the collar shows.
The three colours are close enough in tone to sit together comfortably.
None of them is a loud colour, so a row of three stays quiet.
The socket is solid copper with a knob switch on the side.
That lets you switch the pendant at the fixture rather than at a wall plate.
The wire is 200 cm of braided fabric and adjusts to set the drop.
An E27 4 W LED bulb is included and the shade is rated to 60 W.
The ceramic is opaque, so all the light leaves through the open bottom.
That gives a small, defined pool of light below each pendant.
Copper darkens gradually with handling, which most people prefer.
If you want it bright, polish it occasionally.
The knob switch sits within reach when the pendant hangs at bench height.
An E27 bulb is the ordinary large screw base.
Keep the wattage low. A small shade concentrates the heat.