Chandelier Amun

Description

Ancient Elegance Reimagined — Chandelier Hibis

Infuse your space with the majestic beauty of ancient Egypt with the Chandelier Hibis, an exclusive creation from The Met x Eichholtz collaboration. Inspired by the stylized leaf motifs of a papyrus capital (ca. 380–343 BCE) from the Temple of Amun at Hibis, this chandelier masterfully blends historical artistry with refined contemporary design. Featuring a brushed brass frame and 13 sculptural smoke glass shades, Hibis offers a radiant, museum-worthy focal point for your home.

Perfect for interiors that demand both elegance and storytelling, this chandelier is a true celebration of form, history, and craftsmanship.

Features & Benefits

• Inspired by Ancient Egyptian Architecture – Modeled after a papyrus-and-foxtail capital from the Temple of Amun, part of The Met’s permanent collection.
• Brushed Brass Frame – Warm and sophisticated, complementing both modern and classical interiors.
• Sculptural Smoke Glass Shades – Leaf-shaped and delicately formed to echo nature-inspired Egyptian design.
• 13-Light Configuration – Offers generous, ambient lighting for large spaces.
• Dimmable Functionality – Customize mood and brightness with a compatible dimmer (not included).
• Elegant Chain Suspension – Adjustable for various ceiling heights and room types.
• Indoor Use Only – Designed exclusively for dry locations in luxury residential or hospitality settings.

Specifications

• Product Name: Chandelier Hibis
• Collection: The Met x Eichholtz
• Materials: Brushed Brass Frame | Smoke Glass Shades
• Lamp Holder Type: E12
• Number of Bulbs: 13 (bulbs not included)
• Recommended Bulb Wattage: 5W LED
• Maximum Wattage per Bulb: 40W
• Voltage: 110V
• Dimmable: Yes (dimmer not included)
• Hanging Method: Chain
• Chain Length: 150 cm | 59.06″
• Use: Indoor only, dry locations
• Country of Origin: China

Dimensions & Weight

• Diameter: 72 cm | 28.35″
• Height: 57 cm | 22.44″
• Net Weight: 31.2 kg | 68.76 lbs

Tolerance: All dimensions are approximate and may vary by up to 2%

Historic Provenance

The Chandelier Hibis draws its form from a composite capital found in the Temple of Amun at Hibis, located in Egypt’s Kharga Oasis. Now part of The Met’s Egyptian Art collection, the original capital harmonizes papyrus and foxtail flatsedge plant motifs—symbols of fertility and resilience. These ancient botanical forms are reinterpreted here in glass and brass, paying homage to a civilization where architecture and nature were eternally entwined.

Bring the grandeur of ancient Egypt into the modern world with the Chandelier Hibis—a refined statement of history, light, and luxury.