Luna Branch Chandelier 8
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NAVERZIX Modern — light, sculpted
The Luna grew from a sketch, not a grid: cast branching arms with a blown globe at every terminal, balanced on its actual canopy in the works so the asymmetry hangs level and the level looks effortless.
The metalwork underneath is machined, not bent: stems bored for concealed cable, joints threaded to hold a canopy of glass without a visible screw, finishes brushed or blackened and waxed. Electrical hearts are LED at 2700 K and CRI 95, dimmable to candle-quiet, with drivers hidden where drivers belong — out of sight and out of earshot.
Design & Craft
- Glass blown in our hot shop, annealed overnight
- Balanced at the works on the actual canopy
- Glass shapes kept in the hot-shop book fifteen years
- Grows by sections — add arms as rooms change
- Each terminal globe blown to the arm that carries it
- LED at 2700 K, CRI 95; drivers silent and serviceable
Specifications
| Terminals | 8 globes |
| Arms | Cast, asymmetric, balanced |
| Glass | Blown per branch |
| Light | LED 2700 K, CRI 95 |
| Weight | ≈ 12.3 kg |
| Warranty | 5 yr; shapes kept 15 |
Care
Blown glass cleans with a breath of warm water and a drop of neutral soap on a soft cloth — no ammonia, no abrasives, no newspaper folklore. Let globes cool before touching; glass and enthusiasm expand at different rates.
Each globe lifts free without tools for washing. Handle by the body, never the neck, and stand them on the felt ring from the care kit while the frame is wiped.
Questions, Answered
Are replacement globes available?
Every glass shape stays in the hot shop's book for fifteen years. A broken globe is a pattern number and a parcel — blown to match, annealed, and posted with a felt ring.
What light temperature do they give?
2700 K as standard — the warm end where evenings live — at CRI 95. Some designs offer 3000 K on request; the photometric card states measured lumens, not marketing ones.
The NAVERZIX Promise
Every design passes the light-lab standard before it is named: measured photometry, honest lumen figures, CCT held to 2700 K where evenings live, CRI 95 where dinners are judged.