Ori Origami Floor Tamp
$652.00
Create an interactive dreamworld with this lighting piece. The Ori seems to levitate to create a cloud of light in your space.
It has intuitive design that enhances your space; the shade itself is removable, machine washable and has a zip for easy bulb change.
Suitable for an EL bulb - saves energy and does not produce heat.
- Size: 70.8" x 19.5" x 19.5"
- Materials: Lampshade: Printed Cotton, Inner Metal Construction
- Base: Metal
- Color: White shade, black base
- Compatible w/ EL Bulb, E27, 11W (Not Included)
- Warm Light Recommended
- Shade is Removable
- Shade is Machine Washable (Gentle Cycle)
- Zipper for Easy Bulb Swap
- Comes w/ US/EU Plug and 2 M cable
- Shipping: 3 to 4 weeks
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