If you love it and you're not planning to move in the next few years, I say go for it, as you'll enjoy it while you live there, and it would be easy to change for a someday owner if he/she didn't love it as much as you do. If you're designing for resale in the near future, though, I'd probably pick something more neutral.

Kristin...we love it and don’t plan on moving. The rest of the kitchen is rather plain and we thought this could be a wow factor.

Then go for it! It's your house. Much better to have a unique light fixture that make you happy every time you see it than something more generic that's just meh, or that just reminds you that you *didn't* go with what you love.

Plan on recess d for actual work surface lighting. That novelty isn’t going to do any real functional lighting of anything.

Are those ravens or crows? Yeah for not being another gray/marble/shiplap clone - Kitchens are meant to be enjoyed!
Just brace yourself for future dusting/grease/cobweb cleanup.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><md>Lovewireoak and Thor...yep, the kitchen is super bright with lots of recessed and under cabinet lighting. They’re corvids (crows) but we equally love Odins ravens as well :) we found this light carved by a gentleman in New York, we changed the globe light out and replaced it with a beveled 4 sided glass pendant and then raised the light location up higher behind the tail feathers. If that doesn’t look good I’ll go with a small modern led circle light which could look cool. Yeh, the dust but if I totally hated housework, I’d love outside.

Very cool. Dad approves ;-)