Cillian Picture Light
Considerations:
✓ Made for You
✓ Handcrafted
✓ Slow Roads Studio
Handcrafted in Ireland, the Cillian Picture Light is made from solid brass, a material chosen for its enduring quality and timeless appeal.
Whether you’re illuminating artwork, photos, a bookshelf, or creating a statement above a mirror, the sleek and sophisticated design of this fixture is made to enhance the beauty of your space. Fully adjustable, it pivots to direct light at the perfect angle, ensuring a soft, even, and glare-free glow.
Explore our Made For You Finish Guide.
Origin: Ireland
Manufacturing: Spun, Cast, Machined
Material: Brass
Finish: Natural Brass, Satin Brass, Antique Brass, Dark Antique Brass & Antique Silver
Finish Note: All of our finishes are unlacquered, living finishes that will naturally age and develop a unique patina over time. All finishes are suitable for indoor and outdoor use, though we recommend Natural Brass, Antique Brass, and Dark Antique Brass for outdoor applications. Other finishes may develop more quickly when exposed to the elements, which may be the desired look for your project. If you require a lacquered finish, please contact CustomerService@Slow-Roads.com.
Condition: New. Any marks or inconsistencies are unique to the handmade nature of the original item.
Dimensions:
Medium: Height: 5.25” H, Length: 14.00” L, Projection: 9.25” D
Long: Height: 5.25” H, Length: 20.00” L, Projection: 9.25” D
Classic Canopy: 4.75” Dia
Studio Canopy: 5.00” Dia
Plug In: The plug-in cord is 96 inches long, with the inline switch positioned 24 inches from the canopy. Custom lengths and switch placements can be requested by contacting CustomerService@Slow-Roads.com.
Details:
Light Bulb Base: G9
Required Number of Bulbs: 2
Max Wattage: 6.5W
Voltage: 120V, Wired for US
UL Listed
Note: Brass items age uniquely over time. Due to the inherent nature of the material and our unlacquered finishes, these products are final sale and cannot be returned or exchanged.
Made to order. Please allow 3-5 weeks for production.
