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Woven Lamp in Rafia Thread Multicolor
Woven Lamp in Rafia Thread Multicolor
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Add a touch of bohemian charm to your home decor with our beautiful Woven Lamp in the Rafia Thread Multicolor option. Handcrafted by skilled artisans, this unique lamp features a woven raffia thread design in a vibrant multicolor palette, adding a pop of color to any room. The lamp is perfect for creating a cozy ambiance in your living room, bedroom, or office. It's also a great gift idea for friends and family who love boho decor.
This is an example of the traditional weaving technique known as braiding Rafia fiber. The palm fiber lamp has been hand-woven in the Rafia thread, using a plaiting process similar to those used to create African baskets. The lamp’s elegant handcrafted design makes it a popular choice for decorating a living room or other space, or just as a conversation piece when entertaining guests.
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Shipping
Berber life PRODUCTS take approximately 3 to 5 days to process for small orders(1 to 10 bags) and between 5 to 10 days for big quantities (10+) Please feel free to reach out to us for more details. Our shipping time is between three to five business.
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Returns
Unfortunately, we cannot accept any form of exchange for personalized items. but if you reach out to us via Etsy, email, messenger or in instagram we will send you an image of the final product before shipping it. For non personalized items Berber life may be exchanged within 14 days of delivery. Berber Life does not cover the return fee. Berber life is not responsible for any duty/import/taxes/customs/etc charges that may incur.
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The shift from modern houses with bright and loud colors, American-style open kitchens and practical pieces of furniture, to more classic homes with Middle Eastern designs, complete with arabesque coffee corners and domed architecture, gives a glimpse of hope for a group of people whose livelihoods are on the verge of extinction.