Copper Hammered Dome Pendant Light Fixture

Copper Hammered Dome Pendant
Pure Copper. Pure Impact.

There’s something timeless about copper—its warmth, its depth, its ability to evolve. Our Copper Hammered Dome Pendant is made entirely from solid copper, not plated or coated. The metal’s rich tone radiates natural elegance, while its living finish develops character over time, creating a patina that tells a story unique to your space.

Each dome is hand-hammered by our artisans, producing hundreds of carefully placed dimples that catch and reflect light with a subtle, textured brilliance. The result is a fixture that’s both rugged and refined—industrial in form, yet sophisticated in finish.

Whether you’re designing a contemporary kitchen, a thoughtfully layered dining room, or a curated commercial space, this pendant isn’t just a light source—it’s a warm, eye-catching conversation piece that grows more beautiful with age.

Size Options:
• 16″ Diameter | 8″ Height
• 20″ Diameter | 10″ Height

Exterior Finish: Copper

Interior Finish: Copper

Socket:
• Internal – Copper Metal Cup featuring Porcelain Socket – E-26 Base

Bulb Options (dimmable):

• 60 Watt Incandescent Edison Bulb – 400 Lumens – 2200K
• 8 Watt LED Edison Bulb – 800 Lumens – 3000K
• 15 Watt LED Bulb – 1600 Lumens – 3000K

• Dimmable
• Hardwire
• Metal: Solid Copper
• May be mounted on a vaulted ceiling (hardware available upon request)
• Total Rod Length: 36″
• Canopy – 5″ Diameter
• Hardware: (2) 12″ rods & (2) 6″ rods – Easy to adjust to the perfect pendant height (cord or chain options – sold separately)

• Given its handmade and hand-finished nature, variations in the metal are to be expected and celebrated. Each item is unique.

• This item is artisan crafted with meticulous care.
• Wipe with a soft, damp cloth; avoid the use of all cleaners and abrasives, as they will damage the finish

***If you regularly dust and clean lacquered copper, it should stay tarnish free. Over time, however even lacquered copper may tarnish as the lacquer ages. If you want to remove this tarnish, you’ll need to remove the lacquer coating, clean and polish, and then re-lacquer (if you want the continued protection of lacquer).