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Tumbleweed Pendant - White | Pendants by Farmhaus + Co.
Tumbleweed Pendant - White | Pendants by Farmhaus + Co.
Tumbleweed Pendant - White | Pendants by Farmhaus + Co.

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Farmhaus + Co.

Tumbleweed Pendant - White

Price from $950 to $1,950

Handmade

Sustainable

Made In USA

Made To Order

Natural Materials

Locally Sourced

Synonymous with the West, these tumbleweeds ain't tumbling no more. Instead, they've been carefully selected and treated to provide your room with organic texture and beautiful filtered light.

Designer and FH+CO founder, Owen Mortensen, gathers thousands of tumbleweeds along rural roads near his home in Northern Utah. After carefully sorting, cleaning and trimming each tumbleweed, they are treated with fire-retardant and attached to a specially designed fixture mount to allow for easy light bulb changes.

Made of actual tumbleweeds; Natural variations will occur.

Available in three diameters:

Small: 18"-24"
Medium: 25"-31"
Large: 32"-36"
UL Listed E471215

Comes with LED filament bulb, providing 350 lumens

Cord and canopy color come standard in white; Custom colors available

Only ships to the lower 48 states via UPS Ground

Lead time: 3-4 week

Treated with water based, non-toxic, Class A fire retardant
Care Instructions: Use compressed air to dust 2-3 times a year. Replace with LED bulb only.

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Item Tumbleweed Pendant - White
Created by Farmhaus + Co.
As seen in Creator's Studio, Logan, UT
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Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2020
A small, made-to-order design studio + art house mixing timeless, minimal design with the textures of the American West.

Studio founder and artist, Owen Mortensen never lost his childhood fascination with artifacts of nature. He is constantly collecting tumbleweeds, antlers, skulls, stones, and leaves and regards them as treasures. He is also compelled to design and create. It is in the union of these two interests where he finds the most joy.