rattan chandelier

Most rattan chandeliers pair natural or handwoven rattan shades with metal frames (steel, iron, or other metal). A smaller number of fixtures are described as primarily handwoven rattan for both the shade and the supporting structure.

Rattan chandeliers commonly use standard E26 (medium) bulb bases and smaller E12 (candelabra) bases. Some listings also note integrated, non-removable light modules or built-in LED sockets.

The number of sockets varies widely: you’ll find single-socket mini pendants up to multi-light chandeliers with many sockets (examples in listings range from 1 up to about 12).

Maximum wattage depends on the fixture. Examples in the listings show models rated at about 24W, 40W, and up to 60W—check each product’s specifications for its exact maximum wattage.

Light-control options vary by model: some fixtures are fully dimmable, others offer multi-level (3-way) settings, and many are simple on/off. Check the product details to confirm dimming compatibility and required bulbs or dimmers.

Some listings include an LED bulb or describe an integrated, non-removable light module, but many rattan chandeliers state that bulbs are not included and require standard E26/E12 bulbs to be supplied separately—confirm the listing to see what’s included.