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| Weight | 2,5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 35 × 35 × 20 cm |
| Made to order | Not |
| Diameter | 35 |
| Material | Natural Fibers |
| Product's main material | hemp waste |
| Secondary product material | Biodegradable binder |
| Height | 17 |
| Bulb included | Not |
| Bulb type | E27 LED Globe (45) & LED Globe (60) |
| Watts | 7 |
| Voltage | 220 |
| Cable Length | 200 |
| Cable color | Black |
| Weight | 1.8 |
Hemp lamps are made from a mixture of hemp waste from the industrial harvest and a biodegradable binder. This mixture is compression molded under high pressure and hand-assembled along with the other electrical components. The cords are made of black cotton, while the ceiling cover is made of matte black coated iron. Hemp pendant lamps are elegant and minimalist, available in small to medium sizes, and can be arranged in a row or in groups. The lamps are LED-friendly and environmentally conscious. To extend the lamps’ lifespan, it is recommended to avoid prolonged exposure to moisture and clean the surface with a dry cloth. Be sure to disconnect the power before cleaning. Since only natural ingredients are used in their creation, color stability cannot be guaranteed. Color may change; this is a characteristic of natural materials.
Tradition meets material innovation and upcycling to create a unique, elegant, and eco-friendly pendant lamp. Made from a blend of industrial hemp waste and a biodegradable binder, the eco-friendly Highlight Hemp pendant features natural ingredients and a natural wax finish. Its smooth surface reveals the material’s natural pattern. It provides warm, focused light, suitable for any room in the home or commercial spaces.
Excellence in sustainable lifestyle
Johannes Kiniger is a maker who combines technical expertise with craftsmanship. After working for several years at an electrical engineering firm, and seeking a more biophilic profession, he decided to leave his job and founded his sustainable startup, High Society. His goal as a creative manufacturing studio is to recapture the genuine connection between Mother Nature and humankind through the powerful language of design. Founded in 2015 and located in South Tyrol, in the heart of the Dolomites, High Society focuses on plant-based lighting to achieve this goal. They create unique lighting pieces made from recycled, natural, psychoactive materials, whose tulips are crafted using a compression molding technique to give them their characteristic organic shape. The company aims to highlight the importance of valuing waste as a primary resource. As part of their eco-design policy, they use renewable energy from the Alperia Group's hydroelectric power plant, which holds the Green Energy Label.
Eco-designer Giulia Farencena Casaro studied Fashion Design at Polimoda and has always felt connected to the natural world, experimenting with sustainable materials such as bioplastics and leather dyed with vegetable dyes in her collections.