Halo Hand-Woven Bamboo Saucer Pendant — 36 cm

A wide, shallow bamboo saucer that throws a warm lattice of light across the ceiling. Hand-knitted from split bamboo, 36 cm across and only 13 cm deep — so it reads as a soft halo over a table rather than a bucket hanging in your sightline.

Why people buy this one

• The shape sits below eye level without blocking the room. At 13 cm deep it hangs over a dining table or kitchen island and you can still see the person across from you.
• The weave is the whole point. Open hand-knitted bamboo means the shade glows from the inside and casts a patterned wash on the ceiling — not a flat pool of light on the table.
• 120 cm of adjustable cord. You set the drop at install, so it works over a table, in a stairwell, or low beside a bed without an electrician re-doing the ceiling box.
• It takes the bulb you already like. Standard E27 socket, 90–260 V, so a warm 2700K filament bulb turns it into the amber lantern in the photos.

Specifications

• Shade: 36 cm diameter × 13 cm high
• Ceiling plate: 10 cm
• Cord: 120 cm, adjustable at installation
• Material: bamboo and wood, hand-knitted
• Socket: E27 · one light source · AC 90–260 V
• Installation: cord pendant, self-contained — no assembly required
• Suits rooms of roughly 10–15 m²
• Not dimmable at the fixture

Read this before you order

• No bulb is included. You'll need one E27 bulb. We'd use a warm-white 2700K filament LED — it's what makes the weave glow amber instead of grey.
• Hard-wired, not plug-in. It connects to a ceiling fitting. If you're not comfortable with that, budget for an electrician.
• Dimming is up to the bulb and your switch, not the fixture — put a dimmable bulb on a dimmer circuit if you want that.
• Bamboo is a natural material. Grain, tone and the exact weave pattern vary slightly piece to piece. Two hung side by side will be siblings, not twins.