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Juara Swirl Recycled Coastal Plastic Lampshade
Our Juara Recycled Swril is a table lamp that plays with illusion. The mushroom look makes it a statement piece in every space.
The Recycled Coastal Plastic Lampshades are the perfect planet-friendly addition to both your interior and exterior living spaces. These lampshades support a clean-up initiative in Indonesia that collects plastics from coastal areas, rivers, and the ocean, sorting and recycling the bottle caps into plastic rattan-like strings to handcraft into beautiful lampshades. Made from a mix of recycled bottle caps and recycled industrial waste plastics.
Juara Recycled Swirl: Table lamp available in Terra, Grey, Green, Natural and Anthracite.
ABOUT ORIGINALHOME
Originalhome offers sustainable & ethical home decoration. We combine eco design and earth friendly (waste) materials with social trade to create more job opportunities in the rural and remote areas of Bangladesh, Indonesia, and Tanzania. The products are made by hand on a non-industrial scale using traditional crafts. All products are qualified vegan. We give back 20% of our profits to social causes.
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