Kitchen island pendant lights

The cerbantanas design is depictive of a blowgun, used by the Wounaan people on both sea and land to hunt for their food.

The woven fiber produces an opaque shade; light exits as a focused downward beam from the open base.

Each pendant is one-of-a-kind.

Lead time 1–2 weeks

SPEC SHEET

The cerbantanas design is depictive of a blowgun, used by the Wounaan people on both sea and land to hunt for their food.

The woven fiber produces an opaque shade; light exits as a focused downward beam from the open base.

Each pendant is one-of-a-kind.

Lead time 1–2 weeks

SPEC SHEET

The patterning on this weave references that of the skin of this indigenous animal (guartinaja)—also known as a spotted paca—commonly seen throughout the village areas in the Choco.

Given the nature and story of these Werregue palm pendants, the tightly woven fiber results in an opaque shade, with a focused spot light emanating from the bottom mouth of the fixture.

Leadtime 1-2 weeks.

Each pendant is one-of-a-kind.

SPEC SHEET

This design represents the very werregue palms from which these pieces are woven. The palm patterning can reflect either a flower or a spike, depending on the angle viewed.

The woven fiber produces an opaque shade; light exits as a focused downward beam from the open base.

Each pendant is one-of-a-kind.

Lead time 1–2 weeks

SPEC SHEET

This design is depictive of an exploding mountain (volcán), which is part of a story that plays an integral role in the cosmology of the Werregue people; in their worldview, it was around the sacred stones left over from this eruption that the first humans appeared.

Given the nature and story of these Werregue palm pendants, the tightly woven fiber results in an opaque shade, with a focused spot light emanating from the bottom mouth of the fixture.

Leadtime 1-2 weeks.

Each pendant is one-of-a-kind.

SPEC SHEET