'Bow' Textile Shade Table Lamp by Daniel Enoksson for Örsjö
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Örsjö Industri AB
Daniel Enokksen
'Bow' Textile Shade Table Lamp by Daniel Enoksson for Örsjö
Executed in a black metal or brass or stem with an elegant textile shade, the Bow's elegant geometry and understated simplicity make it a lighting centerpiece. A quintessentially Swedish design that is a fresh take on iconic midcentury lighting.
Price is per item. Available to order in unlimited quantities in a choice of brass or black (RAL 9005) stem. Brass is not lacquered and will continue to develop a natural patina over time, and can already show varied signs of patination through exposure to the elements, handling, etc. Shade measures 11.04 inches in diameter. Also available as a floor lamp in separate listing.
One white/brass lamp in stock and available for local pickup or immediate shipment.
Lead time currently 3-4 weeks for white shade. Other colors can take 5-6 weeks. Lead time and availability are subject to change. Please contact us for current lead time prior to placing time-sensitive orders.
Accommodates a single max 75W equivalent medium base (E26) LED bulb. LED only. Bulb not included. Recommended Tala bulbs available for purchase here. Includes approximately 8 feet of textile cable and inline dimmer with US wall plug. Not UL listed. Third party UL listing available for an additional fee. Please contact us to facilitate.
Dimensions: Shade diameter: 11.04 in. Total height: 19.7 in.
Materials: Brass, Steel, Powder-Coated, textile
Place of Origin: Sweden
Period: 21st Century
Date of Manufacture: Contemporary
Estimated Production Time: 3-4 weeks; subject to change
Condition: New
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