The IC-120R is one of the most surreal and playful bulbs in our collection. Its form is drawn from the clustered floret structure of broccoli and cauliflower — a dense arrangement of small rounded buds. Wrapped in ion-plated iridescent glass, the surface shifts through rainbow hues as viewing angle and lighting change.
The result is a bulb that reads as both organic (the vegetable-cluster form) and otherworldly (the shifting iridescent finish). Paired with a warm 2200K filament and brass E27 base, it bridges natural inspiration and surreal fantasy in a single decorative object.
The ion-plating process applies a microscopically thin metallic layer to the glass, creating a structural-color effect (the same physics that makes soap bubbles and oil slicks shimmer). This produces:
The surreal, conversation-starting quality makes it perfect for venues that thrive on distinctive atmosphere. The iridescent shimmer photographs spectacularly, driving organic social media content from customers.
Interior designers seeking unexpected, artistic lighting elements use the broccoli bulb as a focal point that signals creativity and boldness. It works in maximalist, eclectic, and art-forward spaces.
The unusual form and mesmerizing iridescence make it a memorable gift and a collectible art-lighting piece — appealing to design enthusiasts who value the unconventional.
The ion-plating is bonded to the glass at a molecular level during production. It won't peel, scratch off easily, or fade with normal use. It's the same durable process used in decorative glassware and jewelry.
The iridescence shifts through purple, blue, green, and gold depending on viewing angle and lighting. There's no single fixed color — that shifting quality is the entire appeal. When the warm filament is lit inside, you get a magical warm-glow-plus-rainbow effect.
The form is inspired by the clustered floret structure of broccoli and cauliflower — many small rounded buds grouped together. It reads as organic and natural rather than literal. Combined with the iridescent finish, it feels more like a fantasy plant than a vegetable.
Open, exposed fixtures that let the full cluster form and iridescent surface be visible. Simple pendants and open-frame holders work best. Avoid shades that would hide the shimmer.