Tierelle Pendant Light

The Tierelle came from stacked fish traps and rice baskets left drying in the sun — vessels woven to a diameter, then set one on top of another because that is how they are stored. The stepped silhouette keeps that logic: three drums of split bamboo, each a little wider than the one above, with the weave left open enough to read as a made thing. Bamboo does something no solid shade can — it throws its own pattern across the ceiling once the light is on.

Four sizes. All share the same tiered form, iron frame, adjustable cord, and 3 × E27 sockets with bulbs included — only the diameter and height change.

Over a table or island, hang the bottom of the shade about 30–36″ (75–90 cm) above the surface and set the cord length before final wiring.

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