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01Overview

Brass and crystal wall sconce with integrated LED; hardwired installation required.

The Asher is a slender 23.6″ brass wall sconce with a faceted crystal center that glows warm or cool depending on your choice. Light output is subtle and architecturalit reads as a jewelry detail above bathroom vanities, in stairwells, or flanking mirrors rather than a task light. Verify your electrician can hardwire directly to your wall before ordering; this fixture does not work with standard US junction boxes.

02Gallery03Materials & CraftBrass body

Solid brass tube with tapered top and bottom. Integrated LED; no bulb to replace.

Crystal center

Clear faceted glass focal point. Refracts light at angles as you move past.

Two color temps

Choose warm light (3000K) or cool light (6000K) at purchase. Not dimmable.

04SizeOverall10 cm wide 60 cm tall (3.9″ 23.6″) Backing plate size: L 4cm H 8cm (1.6″ 3.1″)Power draw12W LED integratedVoltageAC 110240V05DimensionsMeasurements and width 06SpecificationsMaterialBrass body, clear crystal centerSocket or Light sourceIntegrated LED (non-replaceable)Recommended bulb or KelvinWarm (3000K) or Cool (6000K)select at purchaseVoltageAC 110240VPower12WSwitchCompatible with standard household switches; not dimmableCord or CableHardwired; no cordEnvironmentIndoor only; IP20 (not waterproof)CareWipe brass with soft dry cloth. Do not submerge or expose to moisture.07DownloadsData SheetPDFAssembly InstructionsComing soon3D FilesComing soon08QuestionsCan I install this myself?

No. This fixture requires direct hardwiring by a licensed electrician. It does not connect to standard US junction boxes. Contact an electrician before purchasing to confirm feasibility.

Can I use this over a bathroom vanity?

Yes, for ambient light. The IP20 rating means it is not waterproofkeep it away from direct spray and high humidity zones above shower doors.

Can I put a dimmer on it?

No. The integrated LED is not compatible with dimmer switches. Use standard on/off wall switches only.

What’s the difference between warm and cool light?

Warm light (3000K) is soft and yellow, ideal for bedrooms and dining. Cool light (6000K) is bright white, better for kitchens and bathrooms. Choose one at purchase; you cannot change it later.