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DCP-M1921-01
$329.00 USD $549.00 USD
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The Aurevia Pendant Light stacks two drum shades wound in hand-wrapped raffia strands, with a mix of natural tan and dark charcoal fibers running vertically to form a striped pattern. The tiered drums step down in width from top to bottom, hanging from a solid wood ceiling canopy on a twisted cord that drops 150cm and can be shortened at installation. Available in three sizes from 15.7 inches (40cm) up to 23.6 inches (60cm) wide, it runs on one E26 or E27 bulb at 9W. This pendant light fits a dining table, kitchen island, or living room in a coastal, boho, or organic modern space, bringing a natural woven fiber fixture to rooms that want warm, textured light over a table.
Available in 3 sizes.
| Size | Diameter × Height |
|---|---|
| Small | 15.7″ (40cm) × 10.2″ (26cm) |
| Medium | 19.7″ (50cm) × 13″ (33cm) |
| Large | 23.6″ (60cm) × 15.4″ (39cm) |
Technical reference and setup files for the Aurevia Pendant Light. Need a doc that's not listed? Email info@docos.us.
Natural Fiber Collection
Raffia, jute, and hemp shades — spun and woven, not molded or printed. Each piece carries its own texture, its own warmth, and a softer kind of light than any factory finish.
Grown from the earth, spun by hand, and woven into shape — natural fiber lighting carries a warmth no mold or machine can copy.
— The Docos Natural Fiber Edit
The Materials
Raffia, jute, and hemp look related at a glance but behave very differently once they're lit — in touch, in tone, and in the shadows they cast.
Spun from raffia palm leaf, this fiber is fine and slightly glossy, often left in loose fringe or tight coils. It casts the softest, most even light of the three — a natural fit for coastal and relaxed interiors.
A coarser, rope-textured fiber with a deeper, honey-brown tone. Jute weaves cast a more graphic pattern of light and shadow, suited to farmhouse, boho, and Japandi spaces.
A sturdier, more tightly wound fiber with a muted, neutral tone. Hemp shades hold their shape well over time and read as the most minimal of the three — quiet texture without visual noise.
Shapes & Silhouettes
From a single woven pendant over a breakfast nook to a layered cluster above a dining table, natural fiber lighting adapts to scale without losing its handmade character.
Care & Guidance
A little care keeps a woven shade looking its best for years. Natural fiber is forgiving, but it does have a few preferences worth knowing.
Extended direct sunlight can gradually lighten natural fiber tones — a normal, expected patina over time.
Best suited to indoor, dry spaces — steady moisture can cause fibers to soften or discolor.
A soft brush attachment or dry cloth removes dust without disturbing the weave.
Low-heat LED bulbs at a warm color temperature help the shade last longer.
The Collection
A growing edit of woven pendants, sconces, and lamps across all three fibers.
Frequently Asked
Raffia is finer and softer with the most even glow; jute is coarser and rope-textured with a graphic light pattern; hemp is the most durable and neutral in tone. All three are handwoven, so texture will vary slightly piece to piece.
Natural fiber shades are best kept in dry, indoor spaces. We don't recommend installing them in showers, uncovered patios, or other consistently damp areas.
An LED bulb at a warm color temperature (2700K–3000K) pairs best — it keeps heat low near the shade and brings out the warm tone of the fiber.
Natural fiber can lighten gradually with prolonged direct sun exposure. This is a normal, expected patina rather than a defect, and it develops slowly with everyday use.
Docos Natural Fiber Edit
Explore the full Raffia, Jute & Hemp collection — handwoven, natural, and made to bring texture into any room.
Outfitted with LED technology for a more
powerful and energy-efficient design.
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Whether as a statement piece or a subtle accent, its adaptable design seamlessly complements various interior styles, from modern to classic.
