Sunway series of sycamore bark chandelier lamp design atmosphere lamp

Riwei Series [Broussonetia bark chandelier] The mountain cap is made of the bark of the Taiwan paper mulberry tree. It is light in shape but full of texture, as if it were naturally generated. It is like a mountain, slowly walking into the plain, Become an everyday hat. Maybe a hat with light on it, Perhaps, it is a mountain range that grows quietly in life. Taiwanese Craftsmanship | Made from native Taiwanese paper mulberry trees using traditional hammering techniques, the bark cloth has natural fibers and a light texture. Frameless design | The fiber is self-supporting and forms a three-dimensional hat shape relying only on the toughness of the bark fiber. Soft light and shadow | The natural texture of the light is transparent, and the paper mulberry fiber allows the light to diffuse softly, reflecting a warm texture in the space. ｜Product Specifications｜ ． Lamp size: length 45 width 45 height 15cm ． Material: Paper mulberry bark ． Lighting Information: LED full voltage 6.5W yellow light bulb (if the bulb does not meet your requirements, you can replace it yourself) E27 Aluminum Lamp Base The length of the chandelier cord is 120cm (if you need to increase or decrease it, please indicate it in the order notes) The default order is a track light chandelier. If you need to change to a plug-in type or ceiling mount, please indicate it in the order notes. ｜Notes｜ 1. The product is made of natural materials and is purely handmade. There are slight differences in size (size ± 2cm). The color, texture and shape of the paper mulberry bark cannot be exactly the same as the picture. The above are not considered defects and no returns or exchanges are accepted. Please purchase with caution if you mind. 2. This product cannot accept customized shapes and sizes, thank you for your understanding. 3. Knots, cracks and partial yellowing on the bark are normal natural phenomena and are not considered product defects. ｜Instructions for use and maintenance｜ ． Avoid placing it outdoors in a place exposed to sunlight or humidity for a long time. ． If you need to pack and store it for a long time, make sure it is fully dried, then put it in a sealed storage box and place a desiccant in the box to keep it dry. ． Remove dust regularly with a brush. If there is any dirt, wipe it with a damp cotton cloth. ． The bark lamp body has been treated with hardener and topcoat. It can generally be placed for storage, but it should still be avoided from falling or being damaged by force. ． If you need to replace the light bulb yourself, please use LED light bulb. ｜About paper mulberry bark craft｜ https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54431412325_be3cae70fc_b.jpg Paulownia is a native species of Taiwan, mainly distributed in plains to low-altitude mountainous areas. It has strong reproductive and growth capabilities in open land with plenty of sunlight. You can see it all over Taiwan, on the roadside, in parks, or in many idle spaces. In the past, paper mulberry tree bark was a good raw material for printing rice paper, cotton paper and banknotes because its bark is rich in fiber. The entire plant secretes a latex that can be made into a paste. The bark fiber of the paper mulberry tree has very good ductility. In the traditional craftsmanship of the indigenous people, the fiber is stretched and made into cloth by beating it with a wooden mallet for daily wear. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54431412440_6e37147487_b.jpg When collecting paulownia trees, you need to first preset the items you want to make, select paulownia branches of appropriate thickness, and then saw off the branches. The paper mulberry tree grows vigorously and can continue to grow through sprouting or side buds after its branches are cut off. Within a year, the paper mulberry tree can grow to a height of more than three meters. The bark of the paper mulberry tree has various patterns and colors. The natural texture change is one of the important creative elements in paper mulberry craftsmanship. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54431412495_e09b885918_b.jpg The bark fiber of paper mulberry has unique ductility, which is a characteristic that the bark of other tree species does not necessarily possess. After the bark is soaked, it is struck with a hammer and the brown surface bark cracks, exposing the inner, ductile white bark fibers. During the beating process, the fibers will gradually stretch laterally. The more times they are struck, the greater the stretch, and the bark will become thinner and softer. After repeated hammering, the bark can stretch to 4 to 5 times its original width. By changing the number and direction of the tapping, bark cloth with different textures and appearances can be produced. Once the beating is complete, the bark is dried and used as cloth. ｜About the timelessness of black｜ https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54414067145_652888fd32_h.jpg Black Eternal is a design brand with bark fiber craftsmanship as its core. The team consists of four people, who are rooted in the culture of the Paiwan and Rukai people. We believe that culture is fluid, and only by practicing and continuing it in daily life can it be naturally integrated into life and become a part of us. Rethinking the relationship with the land, we discovered that the essence of life culture comes from the collection and use of nature. In this familiar yet unfamiliar environment, we rediscovered the paper mulberry tree, a plant that our ancestors once used to make cloth but is now considered useless. We choose to recover this ancient wisdom and rediscover its value through the collection, design and production of tree bark, turning it into home accessories such as furniture and lighting, so that traditional crafts can be integrated into modern life in a sustainable way. The timeless black is our study and practice of the land lifestyle. We hope that when people touch the works, they can not only feel the natural texture of the mulberry tree, but also experience the process from collection to creation - exploring life through physical practice, regaining the connection with the land, and allowing culture to continue over time.