Currey & Company Shizen Chandelier

$3,291.20

Product Details

Hiroshi Koshitaka was inspired by biophilic attributes when he designed the Shizen Chandelier: the meaning of the word Shizen in in his native Japanese language is “nature.” With this flaring profile, he also continues his exploration of rebirth. The steel frame is wrapped in abaca rope in a uniform pattern that is very hard-won, as the result demands many hours of intensive focus. The metal hardware and cone at the bottom of this generously sized rope chandelier are in a Hiroshi gray finish.

Finish: Natural Rope/Hiroshi Gray

Materials: Abaca Rope/Wrought Iron

Lights: 3

Watts per Socket/Item: 60/180

LED Equivalent: Bulb

Dimmable: Dimmable

Voltage: 120v

Socket: E26

Light Source: A Standard

Light Direction: Ambient

Chain Included: 6' Hiroshi Gray

Cord: 13' Clear Silver

Bulbs not included

UL/cUL Listed

Hiroshi Koshitaka Collection

Overall: 36"h x 47"dia.

Adjustable Height: 43" to 111"

Weight: 16 lb

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Shipping & Returns

Some Currey and Company products are subject to a Shipping fee or Delivery Surcharge by the vendor. This product is shipped directly from the vendor to help cut down on delivery time. Sometimes the vendor is out of stock in this case you will be contacted by Meadow Blu customer service for next steps. Furniture & Table Top are not eligible for return and are final sale.

About the Brand

Currey & Company creates chandeliers, lamps, wall sconces, accent furniture and garden accessories. Our original designs incorporate an understanding of historic design with an abundance of imagination. A Currey & Company product speaks of the touch of human hands as well as of the design skills and craftsmanship that have created it. Currey & Company's table and floor lamps come in a variety of materials and styles. Inspirations for these designs often come from the past as familiar shapes and materials are translated into items appropriate for today's consumers. Wrought iron, brass, silver, wood and porcelain as well as a variety of ethnic materials are used to create these designs.