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BRISA Rattan lamp shade

$ 1,378.00 MXN

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Hand-woven pendant lamp shade made from natural bulrush on a metal frame. Its design combines chain weave and cross weave to create a warm and inviting play of light and shadow, ideal for living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, covered terraces, pergolas, restaurants, hotels, and event decorations such as weddings.

Features & Details

Material: Natural bulrush with metal frame.
Color: Natural.
Origin: Michoacán, Mexico.
Recommended use: Pendant shade for living room, dining room, bedroom, covered terrace, pergola, restaurant, hotel, wedding, special event or interior design project.
Style: Mexican artisan, organic, boho, rustic, Scandinavian, and contemporary with natural inspiration.
Note: Does not include socket, cable, or electrical components. It is recommended to use warm light LED bulbs. Measurements and tone may vary slightly as it is a handmade piece.

History & Artisans

This lampshade is woven by artisan families from Michoacán who work with fibers such as bulrush (tule) and chuspata, aquatic plants sourced from the region's lakes. The bulrush is sun-dried and then moistened before weaving to regain flexibility. Each piece is carefully hand-worked, integrating chain weave and cross weave to achieve texture, strength, and a warm light effect.

Care instructions

Remove dust with a dry cloth, duster, or soft brush.
Do not expose to prolonged direct sunlight, rain, or constant humidity.
Preferably use indoors or in well-ventilated covered areas.

Circular life cycle

Bulrush is a natural plant fiber that can be composted at the end of its useful life. The metal frame can be recycled or reused. By choosing pieces made with natural fibers and artisan processes, you support more conscious, durable, and responsible consumption.

In stock

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If it is a "Made to Order" product, the delivery time is 15 to 20 days.

Are the materials natural?

Yes. We mainly work with natural fibers such as palm, tule, henequen, jute, ocoxal, chuspata, and other plant fibers, depending on the product and the artisan community that produces it.

Are all products available for immediate delivery?

Not always. Some products are available for immediate shipping or delivery, and others are made to order. You can check the availability of each product. If you need items ready for immediate delivery, you can write to us to confirm which models we have in stock.

Do you ship throughout Mexico?

Yes, we ship nationwide. Delivery cost and time depend on the destination, package size, weight of the items, and available shipping carrier.

How long will my order take to arrive?

If the product is available, it is usually prepared for shipment within 1-2 business days after purchase. Delivery time will depend on the courier and destination; domestic shipments generally take 5-7 business days to most destinations in Mexico (in extended areas, it may take a little longer).

If it is a custom-made item, artisanal production time is considered first, followed by shipping time. Once your order has shipped, you will receive available tracking information.

Can I return or exchange a handmade item?

We may review changes or returns in accordance with our policies. It is important to note that natural variations in tone, size, texture, or weave are not considered defects, as they are part of the artisanal process.

What payment methods do you accept?

The available payment methods are displayed at the online store checkout. For special orders or quotes, we will share payment options when confirming your order.

If you need an invoice, please request it after completing your purchase or when confirming your order. We will ask you for the necessary tax information to issue it.

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