Fan-shaped glass leaves cluster along the horizontal armature of the Kalira Linear Chandelier, overlapping thickly enough that the frame behind them almost disappears. The leaves are tinted transparent glass in two tones within the same fixture, and the G9 lamps sit among them rather than below, so the light comes through the glass from inside the foliage. Five thin cables from separate ceiling plates hold the bar level.
Four lengths are offered: 59 inches at 70W, 78.7 at 112W, 98.4 at 168W and 118.1 inches at 196W. The two shorter versions suit a six- to eight-seat dining room table or a kitchen island; the 98.4- and 118.1-inch versions are built for a banquet table or a lobby counter, and they also grow in depth, from 23.6 to 27.6 inches, so they need clearance on both sides rather than just along the run.
Glass is offered in green or coffee, over a gold body in both cases. Cables adjust to 6.6 feet, sloped ceilings are supported, and bulbs are included. Dimming works through the remote only. The fixture hardwires to a ceiling box and is rated IP20 for dry indoor locations.
