Eryndor Travertine Pendant Lamp

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Eryndor Travertine Pendant Lamp — pebble stone, exposed bulb, braided cord. A sculpted travertine pebble — egg-shaped, fossil-textured, warm cream — suspended above a fully exposed Edison bulb on a braided brown cord. A single turned walnut wood sphere sits between cord and stone, a quiet detail that gives the composition its handcrafted signature. The Eryndor is the inverse of a conventional pendant: where most shades conceal the bulb, this one reveals it — the filament becoming part of the aesthetic, the stone floating above as a counterpoint of natural weight. A playful, poetic object suited to bedside pendants, reading corners, kitchen islands, and anywhere a single point of warm light is the intention. Form & Detail × Left: size diagram  ·  Right: travertine surface character (your piece will differ) Material Anatomy — Top to Bottom Three elements compose the Eryndor Braided cord Dark brown textile braid — 59″ adjustable Walnut wood sphere Single turned walnut bead — artisanal pivot point Yellow travertine pebble Hand-carved egg form — each piece unique Exposed bulb E26 / E27 — Edison filament recommended Yellow Travertine — formed by nature, unrepeatable by craft Yellow travertine is a sedimentary limestone formed over millennia through mineral-rich spring deposits. The porous cavities, fossil inclusions, amber veins, and surface colour are determined entirely by geological conditions. Every Eryndor pebble will differ from the display images and from every other piece. This is the inherent character of natural stone. Features Travertine Pebble Egg-shaped fossil stone — porous, warm, entirely singular. No two alike. Exposed Edison Bulb The bulb is the visual centrepiece — filament, warmth, and glow all fully visible. Walnut Wood Bead Single turned walnut sphere above the stone — the handcrafted detail that ties cord, wood, and stone. Size × Tap to enlarge Single size ∅ 3.1″ × H 9.4″ Dia 8 cm × H 24 cm (stone element only)59″ braided cord — adjustable, extendable on requestMaterials: Yellow Travertine, Walnut Wood, Metal Bulb & Light Source E26 (US/CA) or E27 (EU/AU) — bulb not included The Eryndor is designed around an exposed bulb — the bulb is fully visible and is a core part of the aesthetic. An Edison filament globe bulb (G25 / G30, warm white 2200–2700 K) is strongly recommended: the amber-glowing filament spiral pairs naturally with the warm travertine pebble and braided cord, completing the lamp’s artisanal, organic character. A standard LED bulb will work electrically but will not produce the same visual quality as an Edison filament. For best results choose a globe-shaped E26/E27 Edison at 4–6W.Guide to E26 and E27 bulb selection → Use an Edison filament bulb — the bulb is visible Unlike shaded pendants, the Eryndor has no cover over the bulb. A standard frosted LED will look out of place and produce an overly bright, flat light. An Edison globe filament bulb at 2200–2700 K is the intended pairing — it completes the composition. Cluster for a bedside or reading corner installation Hung at two different drop heights beside a bed or over a reading chair, a pair of Eryndor pendants creates a sculptural asymmetric composition without requiring symmetry. Each stone’s unique character makes no two lamps look identical even when hung together — that variation is part of the appeal. Specifications Materials Yellow Travertine, Walnut Wood, Metal Stone element size Dia 8 cm × H 24 cm  /  ∅ 3.1″ × H 9.4″ Bulb base E26 (US/CA) or E27 (EU/AU) Light source Exposed — Edison filament globe bulb recommended (not included) Shade Clear / open — bulb fully exposed Voltage AC 110–240V Cord Braided textile — 59″ adjustable, extendable on request Control Standard wall switch (not included) Wiring Hardwired Mounting Ceiling pendant Environment Indoor only Stone variation Natural — pore, vein, and colour differ between pieces Certification North America · EU · AU · Saudi Arabia Downloads Spec Sheet Frequently Asked Questions Why does the product have no shade — is the bulb really fully exposed? Yes — this is intentional. The Eryndor is designed as an exposed-bulb pendant: the stone pebble sits above the E26/E27 socket, and the bulb hangs openly below. The bulb is the light source and part of the visual composition. An Edison filament globe bulb at 2200–2700 K is the intended pairing — the amber glowing filament completes the lamp aesthetically. If you prefer a diffused, shaded glow, the Noralin Pendant Lamp from the same series has a wide downward-facing shade. Will the travertine pebble look like the product photo? Not exactly — and this is expected. Yellow travertine is a natural stone with visible pores, fossil inclusions, and amber tonal variation that differ between every piece. Your pebble will have the same form and dimensions but its specific surface character, pore distribution, and colour distribution will be unique. This is the nature of natural stone and is not a quality defect. What is the walnut wood bead for? The single turned walnut wood sphere sits between the braided cord and the travertine pebble. It serves as both a visual transition — bridging the dark cord and light stone — and a tactile detail that signals handcraft. It is the element that gives the Eryndor its signature composed, artisanal character rather than looking like a simple utility pendant. Is the Eryndor certified for North America and Europe? Yes. It holds certifications compatible with North America, Saudi Arabia, Europe, and Australia and operates on AC 110–240V worldwide. Sizing & questions Every piece is made to order in our own atelier — here is what most clients ask before choosing theirs. What bulb should I use in the Eryndor?+An Edison filament globe bulb (E26 or E27, 4–6W, 2200–2700 K warm white) is strongly recommended. The visible filament pairs with the warm travertine and completes the lamp's organic aesthetic. Standard LED bulbs will work electrically but lack the intended visual quality. Can the cord length be adjusted?+The 59″ braided brown cord is adjustable and can be extended on request. Contact the atelier to customize the drop height for your space—ideal for bedside or reading-corner installations. How many pendants should I hang together?+A single Eryndor works well for bedside or reading corners. Pair two at different drop heights for an asymmetric sculptural composition—each stone's uniqueness ensures no two lamps look identical, even hung together. Is the Eryndor suitable for a kitchen island?+Yes. At ∅ 3.1″ × H 9.4″, the Eryndor is proportioned for kitchen islands and other single-point light locations. The exposed Edison bulb creates warm ambient light ideal for task areas and dining surfaces.