Odyssey Alabaster Pendant Light
Odyssey Alabaster Pendant Light
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Odyssey Alabaster Pendant Light
A brass-and-white pendant fixture with a frosted alabaster shade that comes in single or multi-head configurations. The shade is cylindrical with a subtle texture cast into the glass. Works as a kitchen island light, bedroom accent, or stairwell drop depending on which size you choose.
What you actually get
White diffused glass casts warm light without harsh glare. The texture is built into the glass itself.
Polished brass rod and canopy. Single-head version hangs 5.9 inches (15 cm) total; multi-head versions use longer drops up to 98.4 inches (250 cm).
From 1 head ($195) to 7 heads ($1445). Diameter grows with head count to keep proportions clean.
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
How far down does this fixture hang?
V1 is just 5.9 inches (15 cm) total. V2 and V3 drop 59.1 inches (150 cm). V4 drops 78.7 inches (200 cm). V5 drops the full 98.4 inches (250 cm). The drop is measured from ceiling to the bottom of the lowest shade.
Can I use the single-head version over a kitchen island?
Yes, but only if your island is small or if you're using it as a secondary accent light. V1 has a 5.5-inch diameter and shallow 5.9-inch profile. Most island installs choose V2 or V3 for better coverage.
What's the difference between the 3-head and 5-head models?
V3 has 3 heads on an 11.8-inch canopy and drops 59.1 inches (150 cm) total. V4 has 5 heads on a 13.8-inch canopy and drops 78.7 inches (200 cm). V4 is wider and much taller—built for double-height spaces.
Is the alabaster shade solid or see-through?
The frosted alabaster is translucent. Light glows through the white glass evenly. The texture is cast into the glass surface itself; it's not painted or coated.
