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Geckos can be characterized as shrewd and cunning, which requires intelligence and wit. This gecko is sharpening his education the old-fashioned way, with its nose in a book. Nothing but fun, this piece features a long, slender body with the strong, firm lines of the framed lamp shade creating this lizard's reading material. Body features a handmade wrought iron frame that is powder coated and then wrapped in abaca rope. Each lamp comes with approximately five feet of clear cord with a plug which extends from the base of the tail. Shade features a standard UL lamp backing with fossilized cocoa and guyabano leaves that are hand-placed and then laminated. The shade is handstiched onto a powder coated, wrought iron frame. -
Geckos can be characterized as shrewd and cunning, which requires intelligence and wit. This gecko is sharpening his education the old-fashioned way, with its nose in a book. Nothing but fun, this piece features a long, slender body with the strong, firm lines of the framed lamp shade creating this lizard's reading material. Body features a handmade wrought iron frame that is powder coated and then wrapped in abaca rope. Each lamp comes with approximately five feet of clear cord with a plug which extends from the base of the tail. Shade features a standard UL lamp backing with fossilized cocoa and guyabano leaves that are hand-placed and then laminated. The shade is handstiched onto a powder coated, wrought iron frame. -
The Fortune lamp gets its name because of the sturdy rattan legs. Featuring real cocoa leaves and a simple square design, this lamp is a true show piece and conversation starter.
Features fossilized cocoa leaves that are hand-placed on a standard UL lamp backing and then laminated using a non-toxic adhesive, creating each of the four sides of the lamp. The panels are handstitched using renewable abaca rope, onto a powder coated, wrought iron frame to form a square design. The body of the lamp is fastened to and supported by four rattan poles.
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The Fortune lamp gets its name because of the sturdy rattan legs. Featuring real cocoa leaves and a simple square design, this lamp is a true show piece and conversation starter.
Features fossilized cocoa leaves that are hand-placed on a standard UL lamp backing and then laminated using a non-toxic adhesive, creating each of the four sides of the lamp. The panels are handstitched using renewable abaca rope, onto a powder coated, wrought iron frame to form a square design. The body of the lamp is fastened to and supported by four rattan poles.
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The Fortune lamp gets its name because of the sturdy rattan legs. Featuring real cocoa leaves and a simple square design, this lamp is a true show piece and conversation starter. Features fossilized cocoa leaves that are hand-placed on a standard UL lamp backing and then laminated using a non-toxic adhesive, creating each of the four sides of the lamp. The panels are handstitched using renewable abaca rope, onto a powder coated, wrought iron frame to form a square design. The body of the lamp is fastened to and supported by four rattan poles. -
The Fortune lamp gets its name because of the sturdy rattan legs. Featuring real cocoa leaves and a simple square design, this lamp is a true show piece and conversation starter.
Features fossilized cocoa leaves that are hand-placed on a standard UL lamp backing and then laminated using a non-toxic adhesive, creating each of the four sides of the lamp. The panels are handstitched using renewable abaca rope, onto a powder coated, wrought iron frame to form a square design. The body of the lamp is fastened to and supported by four rattan poles.
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This butterfly is large and bold with its striking bright red body. But this butterfly isn't mono-colored. Instead, the artist uses natural earth tones within its wings to create contrast and warmth. This piece adds fun on its own but can have even larger impact if placed in a group with a few friends! The butterfly's wings are comprised of natural abaca rope handwoven into a wrought iron frame. The head and body is made of abaca twine, stained, and then handwoven into the same wrought iron fame, emphasizing the contrast between the body and wings. Abaca is a fiber of a plant that is related to the banana plant. It bears no fruit, but it can continuously grow from the same roots similar to native grasses. The open weaving allows for ambient light to show through providing functional light. Also included is a plug with an inline switch for easy use. -
Reflecting the natural aquas and blues of the nearly translucent dragonfly, the artist uses a base of sea blue dyed abaca weave to embody the almost ephemeral structure. The wings feature a natural abaca rope mimicking the texture of a dragonfly's organic wing structure. This piece adds fun on its own but can have even larger impact if placed in a group with a few friends! The dragonfly's wings are comprised of natural abaca rope handwoven into a wrought iron frame. The head and body is made of abaca twine, stained, and then handwoven into the same wrought iron fame, emphasizing the contrast between the body and wings. Abaca is a fiber of a plant that is related to the banana plant. It bears no fruit, but it can continuously grow from the same roots similar to native grasses. The open weaving allows for ambient light to show through providing functional light. Also included is a plug with an inline switch for easy use.
