In 1920, Museum of International Folk Art founder, Florence Dibell Barlett first visited New Mexico and stayed at the well-known San Gabriel Ranch. In the 1930's she bought and lovingly restored the 70-acre ranch renaming it El Mirador. Ms. Bartlett loved bright colors and light-filled rooms so she added a number of stained glass windows. The glass maker adapted her favorite Native American beadwork patterns into the designs. The window over the front door provided the inspiration for this piece

Dimensions: 62.00" H x 17.00" W

Weight: 23.00 lbs

Finish: Valiant Bronze

Lamping: 2 x 60W A19 MED BULBS

Switch Type: Two-Circuit (li,l2,l1-l2/Off)

CUL Safety Rating

Arts & Crafts Design Style

Quoizel is more than a lighting and home accessory company. It produces timeless pieces that you will treasure forever. The company doesn’t try to keep up with trends or fads, instead focusing on what will look good forever. The pieces balance form and function beautifully so that the products have fast become popular amongst consumers. The company itself has grown from a small company to become one of the nation’s leading manufacturers of fine decorative lighting and home accessories in a matter of years.