What are the exact dimensions of each shape and size?

Shape A (Saucer Cone): Small 13.2″ D × 6.7″ H, Large 17.7″ D × 8.7″ H. Shape B (Dome Bell): Small 13.8″ D × 9.8″ H, Large 17.7″ D × 12.6″ H. Wood ceiling cup is 3.9″ D × 1″ H. Multi-light bars are 31.5″ (2-light) or 39.4″ (3-light).

What type of bulb does this pendant use, and is it included?

Each shade uses one E26 medium screw base with a 9W warm white 3000K LED bulb included. The fixture comes with 1, 2, or 3 bulbs depending on your configuration (single, 2-light, or 3-light).

How long is the cord, and can it be adjusted?

Each cord is 47.2″ (120 cm) and adjustable and shortenable at installation time.

Is this hardwired or plug-in?

This is hardwired to a ceiling junction box; a licensed electrician is recommended for installation.

What materials are used in this pendant?

Handwoven natural rattan over a metal frame in dark walnut-tone stain, solid-wood ceiling cup (single configuration) or matte black metal bar (multi-light), and brown twisted-cloth cord.

Which configuration should I choose for my space?

Single light works as a bedside pendant or over a small breakfast nook; 2-light bar suits a 4–6 seat dining table or medium island; 3-light bar fits kitchen islands 7–9 ft long and 6–8 seat tables.

Calora Pendant Light – Pendant Lamp

Inspiration

The Calora Pendant Light started from the rattan baskets in an old farmhouse, darkened by decades of hearth smoke and handling until they looked more like furniture than souvenirs. Two of them gave us the shapes: a shallow winnowing tray and a deep bell-shaped trap. We kept both silhouettes and stained the woven rattan a dark walnut, so the weave reads as a bold pattern by day and glows through its gaps at night.

Hand-woven natural rattan Weave pattern, rattan thickness and stain depth vary slightly from shade to shade. New rattan may smell faintly grassy for a few days.

Key Features

Dark Walnut Rattan

Rattan woven by hand over a metal frame and stained a deep walnut tone.

Cone or Dome

A low saucer cone spreads light wide; a tall dome bell pools it into a tighter circle below.

Single or Linear

One shade on a wood ceiling cup, or two or three on a black metal bar for islands and long tables.

Size & Fit

Option	Measurement
Saucer Cone · Small	Dia 33.5cm x H 17cm / Ø 13.2″ x H 6.7″
Saucer Cone · Large	Dia 45cm x H 22cm / Ø 17.7″ x H 8.7″
Dome Bell · Small	Dia 35cm x H 25cm / Ø 13.8″ x H 9.8″
Dome Bell · Large	Dia 45cm x H 32cm / Ø 17.7″ x H 12.6″
Single · Wood Cup	Dia 10cm x H 2.5cm / Ø 3.9″ x H 1″
2-Light Bar	L 80cm / L 31.5″ · small shades only
3-Light Bar	L 100cm / L 39.4″ · small shades only
Cord	120cm / 47.2″ per shade, adjustable

Specifications

Fixture Type

Pendant light · single, 2-light or 3-light linear

Materials & Finish

Rattan shades in Dark Walnut stain; Wood ceiling cup (single) or Metal bar in Matte Black (linear); Cloth cord in Brown

Light Source

E26 or E27 × 1 per shade, LED bulbs included · Warm Light (3000K) · use LED bulbs only

Installation

Hardwired to a ceiling junction box · 120cm/47.2″ adjustable cord per shade · indoor dry locations only

Care

Dust monthly with a dry soft brush · spot-clean with a barely damp cloth, never soak the weave

Certification

Certified: North America · Australia · Europe · Middle East

Design Style

Modern Farmhouse Japandi Coastal Rustic Modern Wabi-Sabi

Best For

Kitchen Island, Dining Table, Breakfast Nook, Bedside, Entryway

FAQ

Which configuration should I choose?

A single light works as a bedside pendant, in an entryway or over a breakfast nook. The 2-light bar suits a 4–6 seat table or a medium island, and the 3-light bar a 6–8 seat table or a 7–9 ft island. Hang the bottom of the shades 30–36″ above the surface.

How do I size the bar to my island or table?

Aim for a bar about 60–75% of the surface length: the 80cm bar suits surfaces roughly 42–52″ long, the 100cm bar roughly 53–66″. Center the bar on the surface rather than the room. Past about 9 ft, two separate fixtures read better than one bar.

Can I get the bar version with large shades?

No. Large shades would crowd each other on the bar. For large shades over a long surface, order two or three single lights and space them yourself, which also lets you set each drop independently.

Will the rattan warp or fade?

Indoors and dry, it holds its shape for years; the stain may lighten a little in long direct sun. Humidity is the real risk, so keep it out of shower rooms, damp basements and covered patios.

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Woven by hand, made to glow.

Pendants, lamps and lanterns shaped from rattan, bamboo, raffia and rope. Natural fibers that soften a room by day and fill it with warm, textured light at night.

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Six fibers, six kinds of glow

Each material bends, takes color and lets light through in its own way. Start with the texture you love, then choose the shape.

Rattan

Strong, flexible cane that holds a curve. Woven open or close, from airy petals to classic cane panels.

Light: Warm and dappled
Try: Hoopa, Tory Bloom

Bamboo

Split into fine, even strips for crisp lines and sculpted, layered forms with a lighter, cleaner look.

Light: Bright, striped patterns
Try: Bamboo Lotus Leaf, Weaver

Raffia

Soft palm-leaf fiber with a matte, papery feel. Relaxed and coastal, it hides the bulb well.

Light: Soft, even, diffused
Try: Raffia Petal, Petal Ceiling

Woven rope pendant light with a wide sweeping brim

Hemp & jute rope

Twisted rope worked into wide, sweeping brims and draped edges. The most tactile of the four.

Light: Warm, with fine line shadows
Try: Straw Hat, Jutelle

Cane & wicker

Rattan peel woven into the open, octagonal cannage grid known from classic chairs. Graphic and a little retro.

Light: Fine, net-like patterns
Try: Screen Cannage, Wicker Chandelier

Abaca

A banana-plant fiber with a silky sheen. Sturdier than raffia, it holds sculpted petal and dome shapes.

Light: Golden, gently filtered
Try: Latticeon, Bellerin

Choosing your material

The same room can feel coastal, Japanese-calm or warm and rustic depending on the fiber. Compare them side by side.

Material	Look	Light through it	Feel	Works well in
Rattan	Warm honey, rounded curves	Dappled, medium glow	Smooth, firm	Dining rooms, living rooms
Bamboo	Light, crisp, linear	Bright with striped shadows	Fine, even strips	Japandi and modern spaces
Raffia	Pale straw, relaxed	Soft and diffused	Matte, papery	Bedrooms, coastal homes
Hemp & jute rope	Earthy, textured	Warm with fine line shadows	Coarse, tactile	Rustic and boho rooms
Cane & wicker	Graphic grid, vintage	Net-like patterns	Flat, open weave	Studies, mid-century rooms
Abaca	Golden, slight sheen	Gently filtered	Silky, strong	Kitchens, sunrooms

How a woven shade comes together

Most shades in this collection are woven by hand. The process is slow, which is why each one carries its maker's rhythm.

Bamboo Lotus Leaf pendant lamp lit from within, showing its woven bamboo strips — Bamboo strips layered by hand, lit from within

Close-up of the rattan cane weave on the Hoopa pendant lamp — Cane weave, up close

Close-up of a hand-woven rattan shade with a scalloped edge — Every strand placed by hand

Harvest and dryStems, leaves or stalks are cut and sun-dried so the fiber stays stable.
Split and softenFibers are split to width, then soaked or steamed so they bend without cracking.
Weave over a formArtisans weave strand by strand around a frame or mold to set the shape.
Finish and fitThe shade is trimmed, dried again and fitted with its frame, socket and canopy.

Beyond the weave

The woven shade is paired with sturdier parts that keep it light, level and easy to install.

Metal framesMost pieces hang from a metal frame and canopy in black, white or brass tones.

Wood accentsSome add solid wood or walnut-tone rings, stems and bases for extra warmth.

Fabric liningsSelect designs add a linen or fabric inner shade to soften glare.

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Wall sconces

Ceiling lights

Outdoor

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The weave decides the light

A woven shade is a filter. How tightly it is worked changes what you see on the walls and ceiling once the lamp is on.

Open weaveThrows lacy, patterned shadows across the room. A statement over a dining table or in a stairwell.

Close weaveGlows evenly with little glare. Easy on the eyes in bedrooms and reading corners.

Layered or tieredLight spills between the layers for depth without hard shadows. Good for living rooms with high ceilings.

Getting the size right

Woven shades look lighter than solid ones, so you can usually go a size bigger than you think. These rules of thumb work for most rooms.

Over a dining table	Shade width about 1/2 to 2/3 of the table width. Hang the bottom 30–36″ / 76–91 cm above the tabletop.
Over a kitchen island	Two or three pendants, spaced about 24–30″ / 61–76 cm apart, centered along the island.
Middle of a room	Add the room's length and width in feet. That number in inches is a good shade diameter.
Walkways & entries	Keep the bottom of the shade at least 7 ft / 213 cm above the floor.
Beside a bed or sofa	Table lamps whose shade bottom sits near eye level when seated, about 38–42″ / 97–107 cm from the floor.

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Good places to start

Six pieces that show the range of the collection, from sculptural pendants to patio lanterns.

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Willowen

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Sorava

Rattan wall sconce

Wovira

Rattan outdoor table light

No two are exactly alike

Natural fibers vary in tone, thickness and weave from one piece to the next, and hand weaving leaves small irregularities. Expect slight differences from the photos. They are part of what makes each light yours.

Caring for natural fiber

Dust often. A soft brush or the brush attachment on a vacuum, on low suction.
Spot clean lightly. A barely damp cloth, then let it dry fully before switching on.
Keep indoor pieces dry. Avoid steamy bathrooms and spots exposed to rain.
Mind the sun. Long direct sunlight gradually changes the tone of natural fibers.
Turn off before cleaning. Let the bulb cool first.

Questions about woven lighting

What is the difference between rattan, bamboo and raffia lights?

Rattan is a strong, flexible cane that holds curves and gives a warm, dappled glow. Bamboo is split into fine, straight strips for crisper lines and brighter patterns. Raffia is a soft palm-leaf fiber that diffuses light evenly and hides the bulb. Hemp and jute rope give the most textured, hand-worked look.

Will a woven shade cast patterns on my walls and ceiling?

It depends on the weave. Open weaves throw lacy patterned shadows, close weaves glow evenly with little pattern, and layered shades spill light between tiers. Each product page shows the lamp lit so you can see its effect.

What bulb should I use?

Most lights in this collection take a standard E26 or E27 socket; check the product page for each piece. A warm white LED bulb around 2700–3000K brings out the honey tones of natural fiber and stays cool to the touch.

Can I use rattan lights in a bathroom or outdoors?

Indoor woven lights are best kept in dry rooms, away from steam and rain. For patios and gardens, choose a piece made for outdoor use, such as those in our outdoor section, and follow the guidance on its product page.

How do I clean a rattan or bamboo lamp?

Switch it off and let the bulb cool, then dust with a soft brush or a vacuum brush attachment on low. For marks, wipe gently with a barely damp cloth and let the shade dry fully before using it again.

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Calora Pendant Light

Woven by hand, made to glow.

Six fibers, six kinds of glow

Rattan

Bamboo

Raffia

Hemp & jute rope

Cane & wicker

Abaca

Choosing your material

How a woven shade comes together

Beyond the weave

Shop by where it goes

The weave decides the light

Getting the size right

Dining table helper

Good places to start

Kavira

Rivara

Tilda

Willowen

Sorava

Wovira

No two are exactly alike

Caring for natural fiber

Questions about woven lighting

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