Natural Bamboo Pendant Lamp | Handwoven Rattan Light Fixture For Dining Rooms and Kitchens

A woven shade projects its own weave onto the ceiling and walls around it, which is something no solid shade can do. Switched on, the room gets a pattern of light and shadow rather than a plain wash, and that pattern changes with where you stand relative to it.

Bamboo and rattan are also warm materials in a way metal, glass, and plastic are not. In a room built around natural finishes, timber floors, linen, wool, plaster, a woven pendant belongs in a way a chrome or acrylic fitting never quite does. Handwoven means the weave is slightly irregular, which keeps the projected pattern from looking mechanical. Keep it out of a bathroom or above a hob, because natural fibre takes up steam and cooking grease over time and eventually loosens and discolours right across the whole of the weave itself over a year or two.

Hang it over a dining table, a kitchen island, or in a hallway where the pattern has walls nearby to land on. Keep it away from prolonged damp, since natural fibre weakens with humidity over time. Dust with a soft brush rather than a cloth. Electrical installation should be carried out by a qualified electrician. Buy it now.

• Weave projects light and shadow onto ceiling and walls
• Pattern changes with your position in the room
• Warm natural material against timber, linen, and plaster
• Handwoven irregularity keeps the pattern organic
• Keep away from prolonged damp
• Dust with a soft brush rather than a cloth