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Natural Charm Pendant Light Fixture
This wooden pendant light fixture brings a warm and radiant touch to your interior. Its Japanese-inspired design makes it an ideal choice for a dining room, living room, or office. Crafted from durable materials, this pendant light is both lightweight and sturdy, adding charm to any space.
Easy to Install and Adjust
This bamboo pendant light is not only stylish but also easy to install and adjust to your space. Whether your walls are solid-colored or patterned with wallpaper, this light fixture adapts seamlessly. You can even cluster multiple units together for a unique layout.
Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Construction
Handwoven from natural bamboo, this pendant light fixture is an eco-friendly choice for your home or office. The durable bamboo material ensures a lightweight yet sturdy design, perfect for any modern space.
Technical Specifications
- Material: Natural and eco-friendly bamboo
- Handwoven for a unique and natural look
- Dimensions: H40 x D17 cm
- Cable length: 1m
- Bulb compatibility: E27
- Voltage: 110-220V
- Illumination area: 5-15m²
This bamboo pendant light is perfect for adding a touch of natural elegance to your dining room, living room, or office. With its eco-friendly construction and durable design, this pendant light fixture is both a stylish and sustainable choice. Whether you’re looking for a scandi-inspired lighting solution or a modern industrial lighting fixture, this bamboo pendant light is sure to impress. Its adjustable design makes it easy to install and customize to your space, making it an ideal choice for any room in your home or office.
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