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Yatra Jute Kilim Lampshade - Rust & Natural - Large

Yatra Jute Kilim Lampshade - Rust & Natural - Large

£75
  • Traditional Kilim
  • Handwoven
  • Striking Pattern
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Yatra Jute Kilim Lampshade - Rust & Natural - Large

£75

The Yatra lampshade is crafted using traditional kilim weaving techniques, a time-honoured method that creates a durable flat-weave textile with a distinctive texture.

Design Story

The Yatra jute kilim lampshade showcases the rich texture and craftsmanship of traditional kilim weaving. Woven in warm rust, terracotta and mocha tones with touches of natural cream, the earthy palette brings depth and character to a room. The flat-weave design highlights the beauty of the pattern while allowing the natural texture of the fibres to take centre stage.

Product Details
Product SKU
NP59324
Weight
1.1kg
Dimensions (h x w x d)
45 x 45 x 30cm
Colour
Rust
Material
Wool & Jute
Country of origin
India
Lampshade use
Suitable for use on table lamps and floor lamps, and as a ceiling lampshade
How It's Made

The Yatra lampshade is crafted using traditional kilim weaving techniques, a time-honoured method that creates a durable flat-weave textile with a distinctive texture. Skilled weavers carefully interlace warp and weft yarns to produce the intricate pattern and rich colour variation. The woven fabric is then hand-finished around a linen lining and antique brass frame, combining traditional craftsmanship with thoughtful construction.

Care Instructions

To care for your Kilim lampshade, gently dust with a soft, dry cloth or brush to maintain the natural texture of the jute kilim. Keep away from moisture and direct sunlight to preserve the fibres and colours; spot clean only with a dry cloth and avoid harsh cleaners or soaking.

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