Ripple Tiered Rope Chandelier

Ripple Tiered Rope Chandelier

Φ 23.6″ × H 18.1″ / Natural Rope
Sale price  $766.99 USD Regular price $1,200.00 USD
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Ripple Tiered Rope Chandelier

Ripple Tiered Rope Chandelier

Sale price  $766.99 USD Regular price $1,200.00 USD
Rope wound into stacked stepped tiers
Reads as one sculptural form
Warm patterned light through the weave

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Ripple Tiered Rope Chandelier

Φ 23.6″ × H 18.1″ / Natural Rope

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    Ships from our US warehouse — arrives in ~4-8 business days
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    No Visible Frame

    Because the rope is wound into the tiers themselves, Ripple reads as a single sculpted object rather than a shade sitting on a structure.

    Light In Steps

    Each tier catches the light differently, so the fixture glows in bands from below and casts a warm patterned wash upward.

    Tier After Tier, By Hand

    Every step is wound individually and set true before the next goes on. Aurelex builds up rather than assembling parts.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is it heavy for a chandelier?

    Lighter than it looks. Rope over a slim internal frame keeps the weight down, so it mounts to a standard ceiling box without special bracing.

    Where does it work best?

    Over a dining table, in a double height entry or in a room with plenty of white and timber. It brings texture at a scale a small pendant cannot.

    How does it compare to Reed?

    Both use natural fibre in tiers, but Ripple is a full chandelier built as one form. Reed is a pendant. Choose Ripple when the fixture needs to hold the room.

    What sort of light does it throw?

    Warm and patterned, with light escaping between the tiers onto the ceiling and a broad pool below. It is atmosphere first and brightness second.

    How is it cleaned?

    Vacuum on a low setting with a soft brush once or twice a year, working around each tier. Keep it dry.