Soft textile changes the feeling of light. This cotton macrame chandelier brings a sculptural, natural layer to a room, with tiers of knotted rope and loose fringe that turn a bare bulb area into something warmer and more considered.
Tiered cotton, soft movement
The natural cotton colour keeps the look gentle, sitting easily with wood, linen, rattan and pale walls.
Three fringed tiers give the piece depth, so it reads as a hanging textile as much as a light shade.
The loose strands add movement and shadow, especially when placed where the light can fall through the knots.
The circular form feels generous without looking heavy, avoiding sharp, industrial lines.
It suits slow interiors, boho rooms, bedrooms and quiet corners where texture matters as much as illumination.
Light filtered through knot-work
Use it where you want light to feel layered rather than plain. The fringe and open macrame soften the outline of the bulb area, adding pattern and texture overhead without covering the room in a solid shade.
A cool-running LED or low-energy bulb is the right choice for this piece, as the cotton rope should not sit close to anything that becomes hot.
Hand-woven cotton from Indonesia
This macrame chandelier is hand-woven in Indonesia using locally produced cotton rope. The photo shows a natural-toned, fringed construction with braided hanging supports and a tiered circular body. As with hand-woven textile work, small variations in the fall of the fibres are part of its character.
Fitting it safely
The light fitting is not included, so it should be paired with a suitable ceiling light fixture. Use only LED, low-energy or energy-efficient bulbs that stay cool, and keep the cotton away from direct heat.
Before hanging, check that your ceiling fitting and fixing point are suitable for the weight of the piece. If you are unsure, ask a qualified installer.
Where to place it
It works beautifully over a dining table, in a bedroom, above a reading chair …
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