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The Jellyfish hanging lamp is unique and self-defined. Designed to mirror the free-swimming marine animal, the domed shade is covered in real fossilized cocoa leaves and each wrought iron tentacle grasps a single glass bead stinger. This lamp is sure to create a lasting first impression.

Features fossilized cocoa leaves that are hand placed on a standard UL lamp backing and then laminated using a non-toxic adhesive, creating each of the six sides of the lamp. The panels are handstitched onto a powder coated, wrought iron frame to form a dome shape. The shade includes a layered series of hanging wrought iron tentacles accented with glass beads completing the jellyfish profile. The lamp includes approximately seven feet of adjustable cord, ceiling plate and all hardware required to install it in a standard ceiling box.

During the Victorian era, styles moved away from pure function and into detailed aesthetics that could become quite ornate. Asymmetrical shapes and intricate design were commonly featured in art and culture throughout the era. The Faraday Series incorporates those characteristics with arching lines in the cocoa leaf shade and a decorative, whimsical metal swirl that breaks away from the stem. Features fossilized cocoa leaves that are hand placed on a standard UL lamp backing, laminated and formed into a traditional wide-based lampshade shape using a non-toxic adhesive. The metal is finished with an antique copper powder coat finish. The metal work is set on a driftwood base with small wooden legs.

During the Victorian era, styles moved away from pure function and into detailed aesthetics that could become quite ornate. Asymmetrical shapes and intricate design were commonly featured in art and culture throughout the era. The Faraday Series incorporates those characteristics with arching lines in the cocoa leaf shade and a decorative, whimsical metal swirl that breaks away from the stem. Features fossilized cocoa leaves that are hand placed on a standard UL lamp backing, laminated and formed into a traditional wide-based lampshade shape using a non-toxic adhesive. The metal is finished with an antique copper powder coat finish. The metal work is set on a driftwood base with small wooden legs.

During the Victorian era, styles moved away from pure function and into detailed aesthetics that could become quite ornate. Asymmetrical shapes and intricate design were commonly featured in art and culture throughout the era. The Faraday Series incorporates those characteristics with arching lines in the cocoa leaf shade and a decorative, whimsical metal swirl that breaks away from the stem. Features fossilized cocoa leaves that are hand placed on a standard UL lamp backing, laminated and formed into a traditional wide-based lampshade shape using a non-toxic adhesive. The metal is finished with an antique copper powder coat finish. The metal work is set on a driftwood base with small wooden legs.