Marova Pendant Light

DCP-X4594-01

$ 3,550.00 MXN

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Inspiration

Before crates and cardboard, fragile things were bound in rope — demijohns and glass floats wrapped in cord that followed the curve of the vessel and knotted where it was widest. The Marova takes that logic and puts it on a lampshade: jute ribs run pole to pole over stretched linen, tied off with a small X at the equator. The shade is oval rather than round for the same reason the originals were, because rope wants to follow a bulge.

Key Features

Oval Linen Drum

The oblate silhouette sits lower and softer than a round drum, so it fills a table without crowding the ceiling.

Hand-Tied Jute Ribs

Real jute rope, tied by hand pole to pole and finished with an X knot at the widest point — and it throws vertical shadow lines on the wall when lit.

Bronze Canopy, Brass Cord

Dark-bronze canopy with a brass-tone twisted-cloth cord — warm hardware that frames the shade rather than competing with it.

Available Sizes

Small — Ø 11.8″

A bedside pair, a small nook, or a cluster of three to five over a long table.

Ø 11.8″ × H 7.1″ / 30 × 18 cm

Medium — Ø 15.7″

Four- to six-seat dining table, kitchen island, breakfast nook, or foyer — the everyday size.

Ø 15.7″ × H 9.1″ / 40 × 23 cm

Specifications

Fixture Type

Oval fabric drum pendant · hardwired · two sizes

Materials

Metal frame · oatmeal-cream linen-look fabric · hand-tied natural jute ribs · dark-bronze canopy

Light Source

1 × E26 · 3000K LED bulb included · LED only, no halogen

Suspension

Brass-tone twisted cord · shortenable at install

Mounting

Hardwired to a ceiling junction box · electrician recommended

Hanging Height

30–36″ above a table · 7 ft floor clearance

Rating

Indoor dry locations only

Care

Brush the linen soft · jute dry only, never damp · wipe bronze dry

Best For

Dining table · kitchen island · breakfast nook · bedside · foyer

Design Style

Wabi-Sabi Japandi French Country Mediterranean Bohemian Modern

FAQ

One pendant or a cluster?

The medium stands alone over a four- to six-seat table or a standard island. The small is better multiplied — three to five in a row over a long table, spaced 24–30″ apart centre to centre and all set to the same drop, reads deliberately layered where a single small shade would look undersized. A single small one still works at a bedside or in a powder room.

Are the jute ribs and knots real?

Real jute rope, tied by hand, not a printed pattern. Because of that, rib spacing, knot tightness, and rope thickness differ slightly between shades. New jute also smells faintly grassy for a few days and sheds a little loose fibre in the first weeks, then settles — neither is a fault.

How do I clean linen and jute together?

They need different handling, which is the main thing to know. The linen takes a soft brush or a vacuum upholstery attachment on low, and a barely damp cloth with mild soap for a mark — test on an inside seam first. The jute takes a dry brush only; moisture darkens the fibre and can leave a tidemark along a rib that won't come out. Kill the circuit at the breaker before working on either.

Downloads

Technical reference for the Marova Pendant Light. Need a doc that's not listed, a custom cord length, or trade pricing? Email info@docos.us.

Spec Sheet

Both sizes · PDF

Installation Guide

Hardwire step-by-step · PDF

Pending

Care Guide

Linen, jute & bronze · PDF

Pending