Boho Hanging Light in Woven Wicker Willow

Boho Hanging Light in Woven Wicker Willow, Four Shapes That Share One Rim

Wicker willow is a coarser fiber than most woven shades use, and the whole character of this light comes from that. The strands are thicker and less regular, they catch the light at different angles, and the shade reads as a handmade object rather than a molded one. All four shapes taper from a narrow top to a wide rim, which sends the light down in a defined cone and keeps the source out of sight of anyone sitting at the table. They differ in proportion rather than in scale: three are 35 cm across at either 38 or 31 cm tall, and the fourth is 40 by 30 cm, the widest and lowest of the set. Because the rim widths are close, two different shapes hung together still read as a pair. The beige tone sits between wood and plaster, so the shade does not impose a color on the room.

Questions about this product

Everything you need to know about this product.

How do the four shapes differ?

In proportion rather than in scale. Shape A is 35 cm across and 38 cm tall, the tallest of the set. Shapes B and C are both 35 by 31 cm and differ in the line of the taper. Shape D is 40 by 30 cm, the widest and lowest. All four taper from a narrow top to a wide rim.

Can I hang different shapes together?

Yes, and that is the point of the set. The rim widths are close and the material is the same, so two different shapes hung at different heights read as one composition. Four identical shades in a row read as a corridor instead. Set the drops at clearly different lengths rather than nearly equal ones.

Why does the dimmer matter on a woven shade?

Because an open weave throws a pattern on the ceiling, and that pattern is what changes when you dim. Turned down, it softens and spreads rather than vanishing, so the fixture still does something at a low level in the evening. A closed shade simply gets darker under the same dimmer.

What is wicker willow and how is it different from rattan?

It is a coarser natural fiber, and the strands are thicker and less regular than the ones used in a fine woven shade. That is visible: the weave catches the light at different angles and the surface is uneven, so the shade reads as handmade. Each piece is woven individually and varies.

Is a bulb supplied?

Yes. An E27 LED bulb comes with the fixture and it runs on 90 to 260V. The light color is chosen at order, warm white or cool white. Warm white suits a dining table or a bedroom in the evening; cool white is the easier choice above a kitchen counter where you want colors read accurately.

How do I clean it?

Dry only. A soft brush or a vacuum on its lowest suction, worked along the strands rather than against them, keeps the coarse weave intact. Avoid a wet cloth and household cleaners, which mark natural fiber. This is an indoor fitting and should stay away from steam and open windows in bad weather.

Mixing the Four Shapes, Using the Dimmer on an Open Weave, and Cleaning Willow

The four shapes are meant to be mixed. Because they share a similar rim width and one material, hanging shape A beside shape D at different heights reads as a composition rather than as two lamps that do not match; hanging four identical ones in a row reads as a corridor. Over a table the bottom of the shade usually sits around 75 to 85 cm above the surface, and in a group the drops should differ clearly rather than by a few centimetres. The light is dimmable, which matters more on an open weave than on a closed shade: turned down, the pattern the willow throws on the ceiling softens and spreads instead of disappearing, so the fixture still does something at a low level in the evening. An E27 LED bulb is supplied and it runs on 90 to 260V. For upkeep, brush the weave dry or vacuum it on the lowest suction, following the strands. Indoor rooms only.

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Can I change my mind after ordering?

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