Ceramic Pendant Lights
Ceramic pendant lights combine crafted-looking shapes with a warm, matt presence. Rippled, pleated or ribbed shades cast a lively play of light and shadow, while painted porcelain shades bring a decorative pattern to the ceiling. In this collection you will find ceramic pendant lights in Japandi, wabi-sabi and vintage styles, often paired with wood, brass or copper.
Tips for choosing a ceramic pendant
- Light effect: a closed ceramic shade directs light downwards and works well above a dining table.
- Style: cream ceramic looks calm, coloured or painted shades add an accent.
- Pairing: ceramic with copper or brass feels warm, with dark wood more graphic.
Above a kitchen island, two or three identical ceramic pendants look harmonious. Dimensions, materials and connection are listed on the product page of each pendant light.
Frequently asked questions
Does a ceramic lampshade let light through?
Most ceramic shades are opaque and direct the light downwards. GUAKI is the exception: its finely ribbed, semi-translucent ceramic glows softly. On KLARIA and NAUPLI the decoration is on the inside, a blue pattern or colourful floral motifs, which you mainly see when looking up at the light from below.
How do I clean a ceramic pendant light?
Glazed ceramic is easy to care for: with the light switched off and cool, wipe the shade with a soft, slightly damp cloth and then dry it. Brass or copper bulb holders, as on FANIA or WEFRA, should only be cleaned dry and without abrasive products. On textured surfaces such as GODIA, a soft brush helps.
How big are the ceramic pendant lights?
Most models are compact and look good on their own or in a row. KATO comes as the Capeline at 21.5 cm and the Marquise at 29.5 cm, WEFRA measures Ø 23 × H 10.5 cm, and SLIKO is available in large and small. JAPLI also offers three shade shapes: flower cup, dome and origami.