Earthen Pendant Lamp - 82 created by traditional artisan communities
Hang this charming rectangular light fixture over your dining table and instantly change the mood of mealtime from ordinary to awesome. The printed detailing makes it a gorgeous statement piece for your home.
Why we like it
We love natural, ecofriendly materials like jute, wood and coir that complement any space and add an instant touch of sophistication to any decor. The making of this lamp also employs the skills of traditional Indian artisans and offers them a sustainable livelihood solution throughout the year.
The Product
Product name: Earthen Pendant Lamp 82
Package contents: 1 Earthen Pendant Lamp 82
Dimensions (cm): 71.1 cm x 25.4 cm x 25.4 cm
Weight (kg): 11.47 kgs
Details: Rectangular allover printed pintuck lighting in organic cotton with bottom open; single tube holder design.
Size : 26 * 8* 8
Colors : PDLA82MU Mustard print
PDLA82DBR Dark Brown print
PDLA82OR Orange print
1.As all products are handmade there might be variation in each piece. 2.The product will come with all electrical fittings including complete suspension kit. 3.The product comes with a basic ceiling plate, if any custom ceiling plate or a cover for the bottom is required as additional items then the options from our section can be shortlisted. 4.All products come with a bulb, LED & tube depending on the product type as all inclusive from us.
The Artisans
Pinkapple Tarangini cluster In a time and age where everything is going digital, Pinkapple continues to revive the age old craft of fine handblock printing, that focuses on organic, ecofriendly and sustainable processes. These placement motifs are generated by our in house team of designers who work and research on international trends and interesting motifs. The blocks are further customized for fine print blocks. The fabric bases are organic kora/Karnataka cotton silks from the loom and are crafted into pieces of lighting for Indian homes.
Your Impact
Pinkapple's products are made by traditional artisans whose skills are kept alive through product making. They often use sustainable, carbonneutral materials like jute, cotton, and palm fibre that make the products ecofriendly. The artisans also earn a sustainable income when their products gain access to urban markets.