Gryneion Pendant

Gryneion is a linear pendant made from a boat-shaped wood body that tapers to both ends. The wood is walnut-toned with visible grain. Two brass collars wrap the body, and two slim brass rods tie them to round ceiling plates. Small brass caps finish the ends. Light comes down from a recessed strip on the underside. The name comes from Gryneion, the ancient Aeolian city near Aliağa in İzmir. It is a new model drawn for Archilumos. Light falls from one thin line, so the table below is lit without glare. Rod lengths follow the ceiling height, and the pendant can hang level or at a slant. Clean the wood with a dry or slightly damp cloth. The source gives no size, so length is drawn to the project. It sits above a long table, a kitchen island or a wide work counter. The wood is walnut or oak only; we settle tone, material and size at order.