Brass-Neck Iron Pendant Light – Sorvane

A Silhouette for Every Room

Sorvane began with a simple question: why should a pendant light commit you to a single mood? Cast in painted iron and finished with a warm antique-brass neck, this collection offers four distinct shade silhouettes — from a slender tapered cone to a wide, low saucer — so the same fixture can read as sculptural over a dining table or quietly utilitarian above a kitchen counter. It's a lamp that adapts to the room, not the other way around.

Warm Brass, Cast in Iron

Each shade is hand-finished in painted iron, giving it a matte, tactile surface that resists fingerprints and holds its color over years of daily use. At the top, a solid antique-brass-finished socket holder anchors the fixture with a quiet vintage warmth — the kind of detail that photographs well and wears even better in person. The braided black cord is fully adjustable, so you can set the exact drop height your ceiling and table call for.

Four Shapes, One Idea

Choose the Tall Cone for a slim, elongated drop that reads as sculptural on its own, the Wide Cone for a fuller silhouette with more presence, the Drum for a compact, architectural profile, or the Saucer for a wide, low shade that spreads light generously across a surface. Each shape shares the same brass hardware and construction — only the geometry changes, so you can mix silhouettes across a run of three or four fixtures without losing a coherent look.

Color, Considered

Sorvane comes in four finishes — Black, White, Grey, and Terracotta — each deep enough in tone to hold its own as a focal point or recede quietly into a considered palette. Pair a single Terracotta Wide Cone as a warm accent over a breakfast bar, or run three mixed finishes — Black, White, and Terracotta — in a row above a dining table for a considered, gallery-like rhythm. The matte painted finish keeps colors true under both daylight and evening light.

Simple to Hang, Built to Last

Sorvane takes a single E27 bulb (not included), so you can choose the exact warmth — soft 2700K for evenings, neutral 4000K for a kitchen that needs to work hard — without being locked into a fixed color temperature. It's wired for a universal 110–240V circuit. Every measurement, from shade width to overall drop, is listed below, so you know exactly what you're hanging before it arrives.