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Bayou Wabi Sabi Tiered Bamboo Pendant Light

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Bayou Wabi Sabi Tiered Bamboo Pendant LightThe Bayou Wabi Sabi Tiered Bamboo Pendant Light inspired by the elegant silhouette of traditional Vietnamese pagodas, this multi tiered bamboo pendant light brings architectural grandeur to modern interiors. Each graduated tier features precision cut bamboo slats arranged in perfect symmetry, creating a sculptural masterpiece that honors centuries old Vietnamese craftsmanship while delivering contemporary lighting sophistication. Illumination &

The Bayou Wabi Sabi Tiered Bamboo Pendant Light inspired by the elegant silhouette of traditional Vietnamese pagodas, this multi-tiered bamboo pendant light brings architectural grandeur to modern interiors.

Each graduated tier features precision-cut bamboo slats arranged in perfect symmetry, creating a sculptural masterpiece that honors centuries-old Vietnamese craftsmanship while delivering contemporary lighting sophistication.

Illumination & Ambiance Description

The vertical bamboo slats create stunning linear shadow patterns that dance across walls and surfaces. This design filters light beautifully, producing warm, ambient illumination perfect for creating intimate dining experiences and sophisticated living spaces.

Craftsmanship & Materials

Handcrafted by skilled Vietnamese artisans using sustainably sourced bamboo, each fixture showcases traditional joinery techniques passed down through generations. The natural bamboo develops unique character over time, ensuring no two pieces are identical.

Room Application Sections

  • Dining Room Ambiance: Creates dramatic focal point above dining tables with warm, filtered lighting

  • Living Spaces: Serves as sculptural art piece while providing sophisticated ambient illumination

  • Entryway Statement: Makes stunning first impression with architectural presence and natural warmth

  • Restaurant Settings: Delivers upscale dining atmosphere with cultural authenticity and visual interest

Specifications

Specification

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Material

Natural Bamboo (sustainably sourced)

Color/Finish

Natural bamboo with protective clear coating

Lampshade Dimensions (Diameter x Height)    

  • 40cm x 40cm / 15.7" x 15.7" (Medium)
  • 50cm x 50cm / 19.7" x 19.7" (Medium)
  • 60cm x 60cm / 23.6" x 23.6" (Large)

Mounting Type

Ceiling pendant with adjustable cord

Light Coverage Area

  • Small: 8-10 sq ft
  • Medium: 12-15 sq ft
  • Large: 16-20 sq ft

Recommended Color Temperature

2700K-3000K (Warm White) for optimal ambiance

Light Output

800-1200 lumens recommended

Socket Type

E26/E27 standard socket

Compatibility

LED, CFL, Incandescent (Max 60W)

Dimmable

Yes (requires dimmable bulb + compatible dimmer)

Input Voltage

90V-260V (Universal compatibility)

Installation Type

Hardwired ceiling mount or plug-in option

Cord Details

1.5m standard (customizable length available)

Environmental Rating

Dry location use (indoor applications)

Certifications

UL Listed, CE Certified, cULus Approved

Safety Standards

Meets global electrical safety requirements

Warranty

2-Year Limited Warranty covering manufacturing defects

What's in the package?

What's Included in the Package:

  • 1x Bayou Multi Tier Bamboo Pendant Light

  • UL-listed ceiling mounting plate

  • Pre-wired E26/E27 lamp holder

  • 1.5-meter adjustable electrical cord

  • Mounting hardware kit

  • Installation manual

Packaging Details:

  • Lampshade

  • User manual

  • Electrical components: Hardwired or Plug-in (default is hardwired for ceiling installation; if you prefer a plug-in option, please specify when ordering). For more details on which option suits your needs, refer to the description photo below.

The hanging cord typically comes in three color options: white, black, or wood. We will select the best match for the lampshade color, but if you have a specific color preference or request, feel free to contact us.

 

Accessories Information:

  • Hardwired Option: Includes the necessary wiring and a ceiling plate for ceiling installation.

  • Plug-in Option: Comes with a cord and plug (standard plug for your country). You can hang the light from the ceiling using hooks provided.

Cord length can be customized upon request.

 

By default, we provide a single ceiling plate to hang each light individually. If you'd like to hang multiple lights from one ceiling plate, please reach out, and we can create a customized solution for you.

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