Alabaster Ball Pendant Light
Alabaster Ball Pendant Light
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Alabaster Ball Pendant Light
Hand-carved alabaster sphere with a patchwork face that glows warm when lit. The brass hardware and white cord read clean against modern walls. Comes in single-ball sizes for dining or bedside, or multi-ball cascades for double-height spaces and stairwells.
What you actually get
Each ball is carved from real alabaster with visible grain and natural color variation. You can see the seams where sections fit together.
Brushed brass canopy and hardware. White cord blends into light walls; easily visible against dark ones.
Single pendant is 59 inches (150 cm) tall. Multi-head cascades stack up to 13 feet, sized for foyers and stairwells.
Pick your size
Don't see your size?
Email info@AoYinLighting.com with your ceiling height and roughly what you have in mind.
Ceiling height plus a photo of the space is enough.
We come back with a light count and cable lengths that fit your ceiling height.
Cables cut to length, wired, and shipped ready to hang.
Size charts
Specifications
Spec sheets & 3D files
Common questions
Is the alabaster real stone, and will it scratch or cloud over time?
Yes, it's hand-carved alabaster. Each ball shows natural grain and color shifts. Alabaster is soft and will show marks with hard contact. Light dusting is fine; avoid rubbing with abrasive cloth.
How many bulbs does each ball hold, and what type?
Specs for socket count and bulb type are not listed on this product page. Contact customer support with your variant number for wiring and bulb details.
Can I hang a 7- or 9-ball cascade in a standard 8-foot ceiling room?
No. V5 (7 balls) needs 98.4 inches (250 cm), and V6 (9 balls) needs 118 inches (300 cm). A standard ceiling gives you roughly 96 inches (244 cm) floor to ceiling. V1, V2, or V3 are your options for normal rooms.
Why does the alabaster look different in some photos—lighter or more amber in spots?
Alabaster is a natural material with veining, grain, and color variation from stone to stone. How much each area is backlit also changes how it looks. This is normal and part of the material's character.
