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Unbeaten Fat Pendant
A hand-spun, hand-brushed recycled-aluminium pendant, 23.9 cm wide and 30 cm high
239 × 300 × 239 mm
India
1.08 kg
Approx. $430 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Unbeaten Fat Pendant in Hand-Brushed Aluminium (code BLS02A-PUSM5) carries a brushed aluminium shade finished by hand spinning, hand brushing and lacquering. Produced in India.
Construction
The shade is made from post-consumer recycled aluminium with machine tools. Black fabric forms the cable, 250 cm long, and the ceiling canopy is black.
Specifications
- Shade: 23.9 cm (9.4 in) wide, 30 cm (11.8 in) high
- Weight: 1.08 kg (2.4 lb)
- Integrated LED: 6W, 9W at 100-120V and 50-60Hz, 800 lm, 3000K, CRI over 90
- Dimmer type: mains, trailing or leading edge
- Rating: cULus, T24 and FCC listed; indoor use, dry location
Story
Raw aluminium
The Fat shade leaves aluminium in its raw state. Hand spinning and hand brushing show the material in its naked form.
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