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Ranthal Bamboo Lamp Shade
$1,200.00
Woven by our master bamboo weaver, who likes to play with colours on this pineapple inspired weaving This lamp shade will be a great decorative piece to light up your outdoor or indoor spaces Cutting bamboo from forest to formation of thin strips, is a laborious process going beyond a day. These strips are then dyed to get the coloured strips for designs. These strips are then woven by hand applying the weavers' skills to form the decorative pieces.
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