The BOSSOST LE45952 by Luces Exclusivas is a single pendant with clear, vertically textured glass and gold-coloured metal elements. Elongated glass pieces with rounded ends surround a central gold ring, while a slender suspension leads up to a circular ceiling canopy. Its open composition leaves the metal centre visible rather than hiding it inside an opaque shade.
A narrow pendant with a long drop
The specified width is 14 cm and the maximum overall height is 200 cm. Consider these measurements separately when planning the installation: the decorative body has a small horizontal footprint, while the suspension determines how the light sits above a piece of furniture. The dimension drawing provides a useful outline to compare with the intended position.
Over a dining table or kitchen island, one fitting can create an individual accent, or several separately ordered pendants can form a repeated arrangement. Plan the ceiling connection points and the distance from the worktop edges before choosing the layout. The slim body also lends itself to supplementary lighting beside a seating area or bed. This is a focused decorative placement, not a promise that one pendant will illuminate an entire room.
Included LED light and TRIAC dimming
The integrated LED source is included, so there is no separate screw-base bulb to select. Its rating is 9 W, with a stated luminous flux of 550 lm and a colour temperature of 3000 K. That warm-white colour is specific to this version and matters when coordinating it with other lights.
The fitting operates at 230 V and supports TRIAC dimming. For adjustable brightness, choose controls compatible with that dimming method rather than assuming that any dimmer will work.
Texture without an opaque shade
The clear glass exposes the central gold detail, and its vertical texture distinguishes it from a smooth glass globe. Rounded edges and the restrained suspension suit modern and modernist interiors. Consider the side view as well as the front: the glass forms a three-dimensional arrangement around the light, rather than a single flat decorative panel.
