Large rattan lampshade, handmade - hanging lamp (Ø 56 cm) ANJANI

Anjani combines traditional craftsmanship with a timeless, understated design, making it a versatile piece that complements a wide range of interior styles—from Scandinavian minimalism to relaxed boho charm. The lightweight shade is made from fine yet durable rattan fibers woven into a strong metal frame to ensure both lasting quality and ease of handling.

Sustainability meets craftsmanship: Each Anjani lampshade is lovingly handcrafted by skilled artisans on the Indonesian island of Bali, under fair working conditions and with great attention to detail. The rattan is locally sourced and brings the beauty of nature into your home in an environmentally conscious way.

Please note: Cable and bulb are not included, but can easily be added in preferred length and color.

• Soft, inviting glow: The tightly woven rattan creates a warm, gently diffused light
• Natural Harmony: This shade is handcrafted from light natural rattan and gives the room a touch of tropical tranquility
• A stylish statement: With its generous 56 cm diameter, it is a real eye-catcher
• Lightweight yet sturdy: Made from fine, durable rattan and reinforced with a strong metal frame, includes a built-in ring for easy bulb adjustment
• Sustainably sourced: made from environmentally friendly, locally harvested rattan from the locally harvested
• Artisan quality: Carefully handwoven by skilled artisans in Bali - traditional techniques preserved in each piece
• Fair and ethical production: Produced under fair working conditions with good wages
• Fast shipping, the packaging is plastic-free

➤ Dimensions & Weight:

Diameter x height: 56x36cm
Weight: 1.35 kg

These products are artfully crafted, unique pieces. Due to the handmade nature and natural variations in materials, they may vary slightly in size, color, and shape.

➤ The sustainable main material: rattan

This rapidly renewable raw material is obtained from rattan palms, which grow as climbing vines in the tropical forests of Indonesia. Their branches and trunks are harvested by hand without damaging the surrounding trees and then dried. The interior of the branches and trunks is used in various thicknesses for furniture, baskets, or lamps, while the bark is cut into strips and used for intricate basketry, such as the well-known "Wienerweber" (Vienna weaving). Since rattan palms require an intact ecosystem to grow, rattan processing encourages local communities to preserve healthy, natural forests.

➤ The production process: From raw material to the finished lampshade
About the brand:
Our Anjani lampshades are carefully crafted by skilled artisans on the Indonesian island of Bali. The process begins with hand-forming a sturdy metal frame to create a stable foundation. Thin, long rattan strands are then carefully woven into the frame with expert precision. To ensure durability, strips of rattan bark fiber are used to firmly secure the fibers. Each lampshade takes approximately three hours to complete, demonstrating the remarkable patience and craftsmanship of the artisans.

➤ Our production partners: Selected according to fair trade criteria

When selecting our local production partners, we emphasize fair pay, safe working conditions, and reasonable working hours. We work exclusively with small family businesses with a maximum of 20 to 30 employees. They are all experienced artisans of legal age. Older people who can no longer work in agriculture, in particular, benefit from jobs in artisanal crafts, allowing them to use the skills they learned at a young age to earn money and pass on traditional production methods to the younger generation. They have often told us how happy they are to create something meaningful and earn a living through this work.