RATTAN EGG Pendant Light *Available while supplies last
RATTAN EGG Pendant Light *Available while supplies last
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Antique-looking rattan shade
A set of a shade and a lamp made by carefully weaving rattan one by one. The rattan with its knots and uneven coloring has an antique look that has changed over time and is very attractive. The soft light that leaks through the mesh of the shade brightens up the entire room, so it can be used in a wide range of places, such as the dining room, study, bathroom, and bedroom.
[Product Details]
Size (mm): Shade approx. φ490 x H415 *There may be slight variations due to the natural material
Material: Rattan
*Products from other manufacturers may not fit, so we recommend purchasing the optional lighting fixtures. Click here for the lighting fixtures product page.
remarks
- Rattan products are made from natural materials, so they may have uneven coloring or cracks.
- As this is a handmade product, there may be slight variations in size and shape.
- There may be small scratches or scuffs due to the production process or transportation.
- If there are no problems with durability or strength as described above, we will consider the product to be in good condition.
- Rattan is sensitive to moisture and temperature changes, so depending on the storage conditions it may become deformed, discolored, deteriorate or develop mold.
- Depending on your monitor settings, the actual color may look different.
照明器具および各種電気製品の海外使用につきまして 当製品は日本国内の電気設備仕様に基づいて設計・製造されております。 そのため、日本国外でのご使用される際は製品が正常に使用・作動できず、故障や発火の原因となる場合がございます。 また、日本国外での使用による損害や故障に関しては、当社は一切の責任を負いかねますので、予めご了承ください。
For overseas customers This product is designed and manufactured based on electrical equipment specifications in Japan. Therefore, when used outside of Japan, the product may not be able to be used or operated properly, which may cause malfunction or fire. Please also note that our company cannot be held responsible for any damage or malfunction caused by use outside Japan.
