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30cm empire printed linen ikat shade in teal heraldic

30cm empire printed linen ikat shade in teal heraldic - Main image
$40.09 $61.67 In stock

Category: Pooky Lighting

A gathered straight empire shade in a beautiful ikat pattern that we think borrows a few ideas from the colours of medieval heraldry - anyway, its rather lovely and it's hand-made from soft natural linen. With a warm cream fabric lining. Class.

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Owen T. ★★★★★

The hand-stitched gathers along the top are surprisingly neat for something made by hand, and the teal heraldic pattern shifts beautifully in evening lamplight. It’s softened my whole reading corner in a way I didn’t expect.

Madison Z. ★★★★★

The linen shade has such a rich, deep teal that it completely changed the feel of my reading nook, and the hand-made quality is immediately obvious in the stitching. I love how the ikat pattern catches the light differently at different times of day.

Thomas ★★★★☆

The fabric has a nice weight to it and the gathered pleats are even all around. I was hoping the blue would be a tad more vibrant, but it still adds a nice touch of pattern to the room.