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Ziggurat wall sconces are made for many decor styles. For southwest decor the bronze, ceramic,copper, punched metal tin and many others will work. For contemporary decor the stainless steel, brass, glass and exotic styles now available will add so much flair to your home. Try this perforated stainless steel sconce available in several sizes from 13 inches high to 30 inches high and from 7 inches wide to 16 inches wide. Use it with contemporary decor or rustic decor. Choose from three finishes; stainless steel, brushed galvanized or black and perforated stainless steel. Prices range from $175 for the small to $275 for the large. We found it at Lightcrafters.com and they have other fabulous sconces and fixtures at their site. This gorgeous verde sconce is at Form Plus Function.com and is perfect for southwest decor. It is available in two sizes; 15 inches x 7 inches and 10 inches x 6 inches and is also available in eight different finishes including a medium bronze, this same verde over the copper but not completely covering it so it shines through and stainless steel. In the stainless it could certainly be used with modern or contemporary decor.This one is priced from $225 to $278 and is available in indoor or outdoor wiring configurations.
The seller of this step light on the far right of the fourth row on this page, Grand River Supply.com, says it is reflective of temple pyramids. This model is a called a ziggurat, while the models shown in the verde link are called double ziggurat. With the very southwest cutouts and neutral color, use this one in your southwest den with cream colored leather furniture, glass and wrought iron tables and a zebra rug for a warm glowing room. It is 10.25 inches wide, 9.5 inches high and 5 inches deep and the retail price is $82.08. Takes a medium base 100 watt bulb. This seller had a large selection of sconces and southwest decor items for any and every room. 
Custom Search Strictly Southwestern.com calls their sconces of this style "Step" sconces instead of ziggurat and they have a huge selection of them. They are all the three step or half ziggurat and are available in many hand painted scenes and colors, including Yazzie Bears, Sunfaces, Yeis, Petroglyphs, Horses and Indian headdress. They are beautiful and very reasonably priced - be sure to shop there if you are decorating southwest. The one we particularly like is called Molly Yeis and it is hand painted by Navajo artist Mollie Goldtooth. It is 7 inches tall and 10 inches wide and sells for $79 as do all of them like this at this site. Do an "image" search for any room you want to know how to decorate, look at the pictures until you find one you like and then just duplicate the parts you want. Choose similarly shaped items for similarly shaped spaces in the pictures and it really is easy. With enough work and research you can find almost anything you want online.
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