Bamboo Pendant Light – Woven Rattan Shade, Two Styles
A pendant with a woven rattan shade on a bamboo frame, in two styles, A and B. Hung overhead rather than mounted on a wall, a woven shade does something a solid one cannot: it casts the pattern of its own weave onto the ceiling above and the floor below at the same time.
Overhead is where woven shades earn their reputation, because light escaping through the gaps is thrown in every direction rather than onto a single wall. The pattern falls across a much larger area, and it shifts whenever the shade moves. Bamboo and rattan are both very light for their size, which matters more here than on a wall fixture — a large woven pendant weighs a fraction of a glass or metal shade of the same diameter, so the ceiling fixing carries far less.
It suits a dining table, a bedroom or a stairwell, hung where there is ceiling above it for the cast pattern to land on. Over a low table under a very high ceiling, most of the upward pattern is simply lost in the dark.
- Shade: Woven rattan
- Frame: Bamboo
- Styles: A, B
- Form: Pendant light
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Above And Below At Once
Hung overhead rather than mounted on a wall, a woven shade does something a solid one cannot: it casts the pattern of its own weave onto the ceiling above and the floor below at the same moment.
Where Weaving Earns Its Name
Overhead is where woven shades earn their reputation, because light escaping through the gaps goes in every direction rather than onto a single wall. The pattern falls across a much larger area, and it shifts whenever the shade moves.
Light On The Fixing
Bamboo and rattan are very light for their size, which matters more here than on a wall fixture. A large woven pendant weighs a fraction of a glass or metal shade of the same diameter, so the ceiling fixing carries far less.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does it cast?
The pattern of its own weave, onto the ceiling above and the floor below simultaneously. That is something a solid shade in the same position simply cannot do.
Why is overhead better than a wall?
Light escaping through the gaps goes in every direction rather than onto one wall, so the pattern falls across a far larger area and shifts whenever the shade moves at all.
How heavy is it on the ceiling?
Very light. Bamboo and rattan weigh a fraction of glass or metal at the same diameter, so a large shade puts far less demand on the ceiling fixing than its size suggests.
Does ceiling height matter?
It does. Over a low table under a very high ceiling, most of the upward pattern is simply lost in the dark, so half of what the shade produces goes unseen.
Where does it suit?
A dining table, a bedroom or a stairwell, hung where there is ceiling close enough above it for the upward half of the cast pattern to land somewhere visible.
