Woven “Octopus” Pendant Light

The ball-shaped pendant is made of a strong, resistant, and environmentally friendly Moroccan seagrass called doum. Pretty strands of straw fall in a messy, thick fringe at the bottom of the fixture, making this small octopus pendant light so special and unique.

Versatile and Stylish Hanging Lampshade

Our versatile hanging lampshade offers endless possibilities for lighting design.

Whether you choose to display it alone or in groups, clusters, or lines, this wicker pendant light is the perfect addition above a breakfast bar, kitchen island, or dining table. The downward-directed light creates a focused and intimate ambiance, while the tight braiding and lush fringes contribute to a soft and diffused lighting effect.

For example, hang a cluster of these small rattan pendant lights above your dining table. They immediately create a warm and inviting atmosphere perfect for intimate gatherings.

Why I love it:

The weave and shape remind me of a beehive, but the bushy fringe makes it look like an octopus.

Dimensions: about h7″x8″ — h18x20 cm

This suspension is handcrafted and unique. It may have certain irregularities that make it so charming. There may be slight variations in shape, size, or color depending on the condition of the material. The color is sometimes green when the material is young and becomes increasingly yellow or tanned with time and sunshine.

Tips
* To accelerate the yellowing of the fiber, leave the suspension in the sun for a few days.
* The fiber of alfa, the Mediterranean grass used to make these luminaires, is malleable. If it has been folded during transport and keeps its shape due to transport, let it sit on the ground for a few hours until it returns to its standard form. If not, you can spray it lightly and help it with weights or templates.

Electric cable is not included; you can pass the electric wire in the opening. I usually tie a nice string (hempy strings fit perfectly) from the ceiling to the shade handle to assemble the fixture. The line length depends on the distance you want your lamp off the top.