An arcade (derived from French) is an arched gallery - a series of successive arches resting on columns.
For example, The Royal Arcade Norwich in England (1899) is a famous shopping centre where Victorian and Art Nouveau architecture come together to provide shoppers with an artistic indoor shelter.
An arcade of small arches is called an arcature and is used as a decorative motif. These motifs are often seen on fabrics and wallpapers. So too on this fantastic mouth-blown glass shade in opal white.
The luxurious fixture is made of matt nickel.
A black linen cord complete with a nickel-plated metal ceiling cap (with a suspension eye, so easy to mount on the ceiling).
The linen cord has a total length of 150 cm and can easily be shortened. Fitted with E-27 fitting + fitting ring.
| Material |
Glass, Matt Nickel |
| grip size |
grip size 8 |
| Number of light points |
1 X E 27 |
EAN 8721225374852
