Forestier Tibet pendant light, black

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Oriental pendant light Tibet - light in its most beautiful form This pendant light brings oriental style into your home and impresses with its elegant design. Despite its uniform black colouring, it has an atmospheric and exciting effect, as the light it produces creates attractive patterns in the room thanks to the fine metal wires that form the lampshade. Its outer shade is slightly curved inwards and surrounds the opaque, cylindrical lampshade on the Innes, behind which the bulb sits. The pendant light is open at the bottom, allowing the light to shine downwards directly and with full light output, making it ideal for illuminating tables - whether dining room tables or side tables. The overall look of the lampshade is very robust and elegant, making it an ideal decorative statement for stylish interiors. The French company Forestier stands for the values of Freedom, passion and discovery. Freedom stands for the ability to make independent decisions and the decision to design, produce and manufacture unique objects from innovative and raw materials. The passion is reflected in the quality of the products, as well as the passion for craftsmanship, people and culture, resulting in lighting objects that trigger emotions. The curiosity is the trademark of Forestier and stands for the value of discovery. They have the courage to go further and further and to reflect the spirit of openness in their creations.

Lamp Masters

Tibet Suspension Black has an air of seduction and mystery. The exciting and decorative design is a nod to the mystique of the East. The complex treated metal poles create a delicate net of arches and edges that repeat and diminish towards the top of the lamp—a pleasure to behold. The inner lampshade on the bottom of the lamp is open at the base, creating a focused light. Meanwhile, the lamp creates an atmospheric mood, making it perfect for your private chambers. Tibet is also available as a table lamp. The lamp is part of the Opium, Imperatrice, and Tibet trilogy created by the Ukrainian designer Kateryna Sokolova.