Ginkgo Pendant Light

A pendant that grows out of the ceiling.

The Ginkgo is a botanical pendant light built around three materials that have nothing in common except age — a brass halo, a frosted glass orb, and a cluster of hand-cast porcelain ginkgo leaves. The ginkgo tree is one of the oldest living plant species on earth, and the leaf shape it produces — soft, fan-folded, somehow both modern and ancient — is the perfect form for a lighting fixture that wants to read organic without leaning into farmhouse or boho cliché.

15.7 inch diameter, 11.8 inch height. Brass canopy with a frosted glass orb suspended inside the leaf cluster — light glows through the glass and filters between the leaves, casting soft shadow patterns on the ceiling and nearby walls. E12 small-base socket accepts standard candelabra LEDs or filament bulbs. Adjustable cord up to 59 inches.

Where the Ginkgo hangs best

Dining room above a round or oval table — the leaf cluster reads as a piece of art when seen from below; perfect for the fixture above a table where guests look up.

Entryway or foyer — a single Ginkgo at eye-level for arriving guests; the porcelain-on-brass material story signals craftsmanship without needing explanation.

Japandi or Wabi-Sabi living room — the leaf form integrates seamlessly into the natural-material vocabulary these styles use.

Master bedroom — centered ceiling fixture — soft filtered light, organic form, large enough to anchor a 12-15 foot room.

Stairwell or two-story foyer — the leaf shadows on tall walls become the room's visual centerpiece.

Specifications

Model A

Model B

Choose Model A for a denser, more sculptural leaf cluster; Model B for a softer, more dispersed arrangement. Both share the same overall footprint and materials.

For best effect, install with a dimmable E12 LED bulb at 2700K-3000K warm white; cool light fights the warm brass palette.

Safety tested for indoor use in dry locations. Meets technical requirements for North American residential lighting installations.