Iguazu S Scheibe Pendant Light
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Description
Description
The Iguazu S Disc pendant lamp from GOOD&MOJO is a symbol of sustainability and style, ideal for eco-conscious households like yours. With a height of 12 cm, it brings a fresh and modern ambiance to your living room or bedroom. This unique luminaire is carefully crafted from a blend of metal and bamboo and is available in three colors: Black, Natural/Black, Natural.
Technical specifications include compatibility with a 60-watt bulb (sold separately) and a dimming function (dimmer not included) for customizable lighting. With a generous 200 cm power cord and designed for indoor use, this pendant lamp offers both convenience and adaptability to create an atmosphere entirely to your taste. Whether as a mood setter or a focal point in your sustainable decor, the bamboo pendant lamp adds a special touch to any room.
Beyond its visual appeal, this lamp reflects GOOD&MOJO's commitment to a greener future. With every purchase, you not only acquire light for your home but also contribute to the WakaWaka Foundation's mission to provide solar technology to families in need.
Immerse yourself in the natural charm of this exquisite lamp and join GOOD&MOJO on their journey to a more sustainable and compassionate world. Enhance your space with functionality and elegance – choose GOOD&MOJO.
Here's why this product is great:
- Lampshade made of metal and jute
- Available in Black, Natural/Black, Natural
- Height: 12 cm
- Lampshade: Ø40x12 cm
- Wattage: 60 W
- 200 cm cable length
- Recommended lamp holder: E27
- Dimmable (dimmer not included)
- Enhances any room
- Supports the WakaWaka Foundation
- Versatile for sustainable interiors
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Brand
GOOD&MOJO
GOOD&MOJO from the Netherlands has been designing lights from materials such as bamboo, ash wood and linen since 2016; according to the brand, they are handmade. At Taiga, you can find pendant, ceiling, wall, floor and table lights in series such as Bali, Bhutan, Kalimantan and Okinawa.






