Mini Chandelier

When the night is young and the stars shine so bright. Sounds like some lyrics of a oldie-though-never-a-junkie song, huh? Well, not really. It is intended to describe that perfect setting for an alfresco barbeque feast at your backyard. So, fire up the charcoal so you can grill the meat then garnish it with that savory sauce from your grandmother’s cupboard. It is the season to move elsewhere from the four corners of your crib which makes it as an extension of entertainment for the entire family. And of course, when it starts to just get humid, what better way than switching on that outdoor chandelier.

The outer shell of an aquatic mollusk or windowpane oyster endemic only in the shallow coastal seas of two Asian islands, a Capiz chandelier is imported from the Philippines and Indonesia. It is named as such since the raw materials used were originally harvested in a town in the island of Panay. The mentioned specie is not any manner endangered as it thrives much in the two countries. In fact, both governments are very much supportive of its reproduction.

In each interior intended for a particular space at your house, there is always a light fixture that will match the ambiance that you would want to obtain. This is also to enhance its beauty since any illumination will give much power over it. Much more when an Antique brass chandelier will be placed for embellishment. Actually, choosing over the wide selection available can be very overwhelming since there is the Capiz shell, Wrought iron, Murano glass or Crystal candle that will compete in the market.