Pagoda Woven Bamboo Chandelier

Pagoda Woven Bamboo Chandelier

Φ19.7″ × H11.4″ / Bamboo color
Sale price  $510.99 USD Regular price $850.00 USD
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Pagoda Woven Bamboo Chandelier

Pagoda Woven Bamboo Chandelier

Sale price  $510.99 USD Regular price $850.00 USD
Tiered bamboo rings in a stepped roofline
Natural fibre warms a whole room
Throws a woven pattern of light

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Pagoda Woven Bamboo Chandelier

Φ19.7″ × H11.4″ / Bamboo color

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    Ships from our US warehouse — arrives in ~4-8 business days
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    12-MONTH WARRANTY

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    A Roofline Overhead

    The tiered rings widen as they descend, borrowing the stepped silhouette of the structure the piece is named for. It has more shape than most woven fixtures manage.

    Light Through The Weave

    Bamboo strips break the output into a warm patterned glow that lands on the ceiling and the table below. It gives a room atmosphere, not just brightness.

    Woven Strip By Strip

    Natural bamboo is worked onto each ring by hand, so no two chandeliers carry exactly the same weave. Aurelex leaves that visible.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is it heavy for its size?

    No, bamboo is remarkably light. A fixture with this much presence mounts to a standard ceiling box without any special bracing.

    Where does it work best?

    Over a dining table, in an entry, or in a room with a lot of white and timber. It brings warmth and texture at the same time.

    Does the bamboo colour change?

    It deepens very slightly with age, which suits it. Keep it out of strong direct sunlight and it stays close to the tone it arrived in.

    How much light does it give?

    Warm and patterned rather than bright and flat. Over a dining table that is exactly right. In a room needing task light, layer it with something else.

    How do I clean woven bamboo?

    Vacuum on a low setting with a soft brush, once or twice a year, working around each tier. Keep it dry.