Rustic Hand-Crafted Kitchen Ceiling Light: Farmhouse Hemp Rope Pendant with Brown Cluster, 3/6-Head Design & Round/Linear Canopy
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This Hand-Made Lantern Kitchen Ceiling Light Farmhouse Hemp Rope 3/6-Head Brown Cluster Pendant with Round/Linear Canopy is the perfect addition to any home to bring a bold and rustic touch of style to your space. This pendant light comes in two sizes, 5 to 9 Inch and 19 to 20 Inch, with a 8" Fixture Width and a Size of 39" or 79". It features a 8" Shade Height. The light is available with either 3 or 6 lights with each light using a maximum of 39 watts and the Base using either a E26/E27. The bulb used is a traditional LED/Incandescent/Fluorescent and it comes in a Brown color with an industrial style. It is also handmade with hemp rope for a textured hanging fixture finish. Included with it is a round or linear canopy with a voltage of 220V-240V or 110V-120V. This cluster pendant is versatile and perfect for adding interest to any room in your home.
Size: 5 to 9 Inch 19 to 20 Inch 8"
Fixture Width: 8" 19.5"
Fixture Height: 39" 79"
Shade Height: 8"
Bulb Included: No
Number of Lights: 3 6
Color: Brown
Style: Industrial
Maximum Bulb Wattage: 39 Watts & Under
Material: Rope
Fixture Type: With Shade
Feature: Hanging
Canopy Shape: Linear Round
Voltage: 220V-240V 110V-120V
Bulb Base: E26/E27
Light Type: LED/Incandescent/Fluorescent
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