wicker pendant light

Shades are commonly woven from natural fibers such as rattan, hemp, or jute (including jute rope). Frames and fixture bodies are typically metal—often iron or steel—to provide structural support.

Most listings specify a maximum bulb wattage of 40 watts, though a few single-socket models list 60 watts. Light-output details are less common; one example listed a color temperature of 2700K and about 420 lumens.

Listings commonly recommend these fixtures for dining rooms, over kitchen islands, living rooms, bedrooms, and entryways. They pair well with boho, farmhouse, coastal, and modern styles where natural woven texture complements the decor.

Some fixtures are listed as UL Listed or note FCC certification, while other listings state no industry or government certifications. Check the product details to confirm any certification claims before purchase.

Dust woven shades regularly with a soft feather duster or dry cloth and avoid chemical cleaners. Always disconnect power before cleaning. For metal parts, some listings suggest occasional light rust-proofing if needed.