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The Elowen Alabaster Teardrop Wall Sconce hangs a single drop of natural stone from a slim metal arm — a shape so simple it feels inevitable. The alabaster is carved into a full, rounded teardrop that narrows to a graceful neck at the top, and the cloudy veining runs right through it. Switched off, it rests against the wall like a pale stone pendant; switched on, the whole drop fills with a warm amber glow that seems to come from somewhere deep inside the stone.
That glow is the whole reason for real alabaster. Light doesn't shine out of it — it sinks into the stone and comes back softened, with no harsh hotspot and no bulb in view. The rounded base holds the most light and fades gently toward the neck, so the sconce reads brightest exactly where the eye lands.
No two pieces of stone are ever the same
Alabaster is a natural stone, so every piece carries its own veining and subtle variation in color. The fixture you receive may therefore differ slightly from the images shown.
Select the size marked (*2) — two together come at a better price than buying them separately.
The arm and wall plate come in brass, brushed nickel, or dark bronze — gilded and classic, cool and contemporary, or quietly dramatic. The stone stays the same; the character changes completely.
The single teardrop looks especially balanced mounted in twos — flanking a bed, a mirror, or a doorway. Its slim profile also suits hallways and narrow walls where a wider fixture won't fit.
One elegant size — slim enough for a narrow wall, sculptural enough to stand alone.
Bedside, mirror, hallway, or beside a doorway — anywhere a slim vertical accent belongs.
Just 4.7″ wide — it sits close to the wall without crowding a narrow space.
Mount two, one on each side of a bed or mirror, for a balanced, symmetrical look.
For a bedside or mirror, mount the sconce so the center sits around 60–66″ from the floor (roughly eye level). Flanking a bed, space a pair to frame the headboard evenly; flanking a mirror, keep them just outside the glass and 28–40″ apart. Along a hallway, space fixtures 8–10 ft apart for an even rhythm of light. Because the drop hangs below the arm, check that the lowest point of the stone clears any furniture or headboard below it.
The oldest shape there is, carved from the oldest material.
The Elowen Alabaster Teardrop Wall Sconce began with a shape nobody had to invent. A drop of water falling is the same silhouette every time — narrow at the top, heavy and round at the bottom, held together by its own weight. Carve that shape from natural stone, hang it from a wall, and it feels less designed than discovered.
The stone does the rest. Because it's real alabaster, light doesn't shine out of the drop — it sinks into the stone and comes back softened, gathering brightest in the full, rounded base and fading gently up toward the neck. That's exactly how a real drop of water holds light, and it's the reason the fixture glows rather than glares. There's no visible bulb, no hard edge to the light. Just a warm amber weight hanging on the wall.
Above it, the counterpoint: a clean right-angled arm and a square plate, sharp and architectural where the stone is soft and organic. That contrast is the entire design. And because every drop is hand-carved from genuine stone, the cloudy grain in yours exists nowhere else — so the simplest thing in the room turns out to be the only one of its kind.
A single drop of natural stone on a slim architectural arm — soft below, sharp above.
Light sinks into the stone rather than shining out of it, pooling brightest in the full, rounded base and fading gently toward the neck — exactly the way a real drop of water holds light. No hotspot, no bulb in view, just a warm amber weight on the wall.
A clean right-angled arm on a square wall plate holds the drop — architectural precision above, organic softness below. That contrast is the whole design, and it's why the sconce reads as sculpture even switched off.
Choose warm brass, brushed nickel, or dark bronze — gilded and classic, cool and contemporary, or quietly dramatic. At just 4.7″ wide, it suits narrow walls a wider fixture would crowd, and looks especially balanced mounted in twos flanking a bed or mirror.
— A drop of natural alabaster, held still on the wall —
What a real stone teardrop gives you that glass, resin, and acrylic can't.
Not sure how to wire it, how high to hang it, or whether you need an electrician? Our full guide walks through every step for US homes.
Switch off at the breaker and confirm before you touch any wiring.
Make sure your junction box is standard, secure, and rated for the weight.
Black to black, white to white, ground to ground — the US standard explained.
Mounting heights and clearances for sconces, pendants, and chandeliers.
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