Nine Light Foyer Pendant by Varaluz from the Black Betty collection in Carbon/French Gold finish
A 20th-century African American work song. Although it came before him, Huddie "Lead Belly" Ledbetter is often credited as the writer. In 1977, Black Betty was remade as a rock song by Ram Jam and went on to be covered by many others. In the case of Varaluz, Black Betty denotes the elaborately Handcrafted black metal work supporting the opal white glass globes. And just like the hit song, this fixture carries a big voice in any room. With design call backs to Art Nouveau, Art Deco and Steampunk, it checks all the boxes for Lux Industrial.
A 20th-century African American work song. Although it came before him, Huddie "Lead Belly" Ledbetter is often credited as the writer. In 1977, Black Betty was remade as a rock song by Ram Jam and went on to be covered by many others. In the case of Varaluz, Black Betty denotes the elaborately Handcrafted black metal work supporting the opal white glass globes. And just like the hit song, this fixture carries a big voice in any room. With design call backs to Art Nouveau, Art Deco and Steampunk, it checks all the boxes for Lux Industrial.
5-Year Limited
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collection: Black Betty
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number of bulbs: 9
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max wattage: 60.00W
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bulb type: Candelabra
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bulb base: Candelabra
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dimmable: Yes
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voltage: 120.00V
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country of origin: PH
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material: Steel
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safety listing: CSA
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safety rating: Dry
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manufacturer finish: Carbon/French Gold
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manufacturer glass: Frosted White
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chain: 10'
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canopy: 5"x0.625"
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Type: Glass Shade
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Finish: Two-Tone
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Style: Wrought Iron
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Shade: White
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status: A
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width range: 19" - 24"
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height range: 37" - 48"
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price range: $1500 & more
