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Overview

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  One-of-one weave. Natural rattan varies strand by strand — tonal shifts and small knots are the wabi-sabi signature, not defects.

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  Certified & practical. UL-Listed, pre-wired E26/E27, hardwired or plug-in, dimmable with a compatible bulb.

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  Shadow play built in. The open diamond lattice throws layered patterns upward and outward — the ceiling becomes part of the fixture.

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  Commanding but light. Generous proportions suit high ceilings, yet woven rattan weighs a fraction of glass or metal at the same diameter.

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  Warm by design. Pairs best with 2700–3000K bulbs; the natural beige tones deepen the glow instead of bouncing it.

Suitable rooms

Center it 30–36″ above the table

Style B or C over a rectangular table gives the widest light spread; the diamond weave patterns the tabletop instead of glaring off it. For tables over 6 ft, two Style A pendants at the third-points beat one oversized dome.

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  Best styles: B 23.6″ · C 27.6″

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  Bulb: 1000+ lumens, 2700K, dimmable for dinners

Hang so the lowest point sits ~7 ft from the floor

Style C’s shallow dome keeps sightlines open in seating areas; Style D works when the ceiling is under 8 ft. A single large shade over a conversation grouping reads calmer than a chandelier.

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  Best styles: C 27.6″ · D 23.6″

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  Bulb: 800–1200 lumens, 2700K, dimmable

Keep 12–18″ above a nightstand, or 7 ft in the aisle

Style A as a pair beside the bed, or Style D centered over a dresser, keeps the weave in the peripheral glow instead of in your eyes when you sit up.

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  Best styles: A 9.8″ · D 19.7″

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  Bulb: 400–800 lumens, 2700K, dimmable

Sizes & styles

How we craft this rattan pendant light

Every product goes through the same six-step process in our Vietnam workshop — from selecting the cane to testing the wiring. See the full process →

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  Step 1

  Selecting Bamboo and Rattan Materials are carefully chosen based on age, flexibility, and shape. Ideal bamboo is 5–10 years old, with straight, smooth stems and minimal knots, sourced from Vietnamese mountain regions (avoiding the top and bottom growth areas where light exposure affects quality).

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  Step 2

  Splitting and Making Bamboo/Rattan Strips Rattan's outer bark is stripped to reveal its workable core, which is split into uniform strands. Bamboo is similarly split into strips sized according to the final product's requirements, ensuring consistency.

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  Step 3

  Anti-Corrosion and Anti-Mold Treatment Two key methods protect against decay and insects: smoking (improves termite resistance and flexibility) and boiling (removes impurities, kills bacteria, and enhances elasticity). Materials are then sun-dried to boost strength and durability.

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  Step 4

  Making the Pendant Frame and Assembly This involves four steps — selecting a shape (round, drum, cluster, conical, etc.), precise measurement for stable joints, cutting and assembling components, and quality control testing to confirm the frame can bear the lamp's weight and external stress.

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  Step 5

  Weaving of Bamboo/Rattan Pendant Shade Artisans use techniques like woven mesh, embroidery, and twisted weave to create intricate patterns. Weaving starts from key frame points, with continuous checks for uniformity, finishing with detailed borders and accents.

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  Step 6

  Final Quality Assurance and Testing Final steps include controlled natural drying plus anti-termite/anti-mold treatment, surface coloring (natural golden hue, eco-friendly stains, or black lacquer for rattan pieces), professional electrical installation and testing, and a comprehensive final quality inspection before shipping.

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