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custom lamps | Pendants by WeraJane Design | New York in New York. Item composed of cotton & steel
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custom lamps | Pendants by WeraJane Design | New York in New York. Item composed of cotton & steel
custom lamps | Pendants by WeraJane Design | New York in New York. Item composed of cotton & steel
custom lamps | Pendants by WeraJane Design | New York in New York. Item composed of cotton & steel

Created and Sold by WeraJane Design

WeraJane Design

custom lamps - Pendants

Featured In New York, New York, NY

Price from $790 to $2,200

Creation: 1-2 weeks

Handmade

Woman Owned

Sustainable

Upcycled Product

Made To Order

Locally Sourced

cotton yarn, steel

Contact the creator If you would like to order a custom-made lamp in any different color options. You can choose different colors shown in the image

These Lampshades were created for the new headquarter Office of ETSY in NEw York.

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As seen in New York, New York, NY
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Meet the Creator

WeraJane Design

Berlin, Germany

Wescover creator since 2019
One of a kind handmade lamps

All my lamps are unique and made to order. They are handwoven by me in my studio in Berlin. They are made of painted metal and Italian cotton thread. I can ship the lamps everywhere in the world.

Each lamp is unique, made to order, and completely handmade. Their painted structural frames are produced by a local metal workshop, and Heymann hand-weaves these in her studio with Italian cotton thread. She makes lamps in a variety of styles and sizes, including pendants and table lamps. From a distance, they resemble ancient, angular vases, and they range in depth and height from the relatively shallow “flying saucer” shapes to more elongated lanterns.