Flax Pendant Light: Small b2storefront_rfq Flat-packed for eco-conscious shipping

Flat-packed for eco-conscious shipping

matte linoleum or hard-wearing laminate

Designer Sebastian Wrong harnesses a technique that dates back to the 16th century in which colored bands of glass are rolled into the surface of each opalescent shade

Updated with LED technology

7" d (44x75x45cm)

Flax Pendant Light: Small b2storefront_rfq Flat-packed for eco-conscious shippingDescription The harakeke, also known as flax, is a New Zealand indigenous plant prized for its valuable fiber. As the Maori proverb goes, "If you cut the central stalk of the flax bush, where will the bellbird feed?" Designer David Trubridge celebrates that aphorism with his Flax Pendant Light, inspired by the plant's spreading leaves. A love for earth drove the construction: it's made of renewable bamboo and flat packed to reduce freighting and