Kalimantan wall lamp

199,00  IVA inc.

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Additional information

Weight3,5 kg
Dimensions90 × 90 × 90 cm
Country of origin

China, Vietnam

Assembly required

No

Measures

S, L, M

Material

Wood

Product's main material

Bamboo

Height

44, 60, 87

Width

44, 60, 87

Bulb included

No

bulb type

Enchufe: E27 – W60

Weight

3.5

Description

The Kalimantan wall lamp is made of bamboo, is biodegradable and is handmade.

Bamboo is a strong, flexible and fast growing plant. Once cut, new shoots grow easily from the roots. It can be harvested in 3-5 years.

A bamboo plant produces 35% more oxygen than a tree and is grown without pesticides or chemical fertilizers. Bamboo has many uses, such as construction, feeding, fuel and clothing.

The bamboo used for this lamp is grown, harvested, and hand-knitted in one place in Vietnam, providing work and income to the local community.

Available in 3 different sizes: 87cm, 60cm and 44cm.

Short Description

The Kalimantan wall lamp is made of bamboo, is biodegradable and is handmade. Bamboo is a strong, flexible and fast growing plant.

Good and Mojo

Back to sustainability

Good & Mojo is a sub-brand of the company "It's about RoMi," based along the oldest canal in Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands. Since 1993, they have been creating home lighting products with hard work, dedication, and—above all—passion and a commitment to sustainability. Good & Mojo draws inspiration from urban life and the city, as well as from nature, using these influences to create new designs that are simple yet full of character. Their eco-friendly products are known as "Mojoz," and their goal is simply to do good; they achieve this by creating sustainable lighting products while collaborating on social responsibility projects. For every lamp purchased, they donate a percentage of the proceeds to the WakaWaka Foundation, which provides solar lamps to people in need of humanitarian aid. That is why, when you buy light, you donate light! To create the exquisite collection of sustainable lamps available at Ekohunters, they use only sustainable materials—such as cork, recycled paper pulp, wood shavings, organic linen, and various types of bamboo. One last interesting fact? They name each product after a mountain, a national park, or a river.

Eco-designer Michiel van Mierlo is the co-owner and brand ambassador of Good & Mojo. This brand is the sister company of the Dutch design firm "It's about RoMi," established in Amsterdam in 1993. After creating a sustainable lamp each year for the "Citylights" urban collection, Michiel and fellow co-owners Rob and Norma decided to take the next step and launch a dedicated sustainable lighting brand; thus, Good & Mojo was born in 2016—a lighting concept driven by a love for the planet and the people who inhabit it.