woven ceiling light

Woven ceiling lights are made from a mix of natural and manufactured materials. Common shade materials include rattan and bamboo, plus fabrics like jute, linen and burlap. Many designs also incorporate metal components and, in some cases, PVC inner shades or other synthetic elements.

Most woven ceiling lights use standard medium (E26) bases. Some models use smaller candelabra (E12) bases. Both E26 and E12 options appear across listings, so check the product details to confirm the base type before buying bulbs.

Many woven pendants and chandeliers are compatible with both flat and sloped ceilings and offer adjustable hanging heights. Adjustable models typically list their minimum and maximum hanging lengths in the product details, so review those measurements to ensure proper fit for your ceiling height.

Woven ceiling lights range from simple on/off fixtures to dimmable designs. Some listings specify full-range dimming or include dimmable bulbs, while others only offer one-way on/off control. Always check the listing for dimmability and ensure the bulb type and dimmer switch are compatible.

Sizes vary from compact fixtures (about 8–13 inches tall and roughly 10–16 inches wide) up to large pendants and chandeliers around 40 inches or more in diameter. Adjustable pendants can have much greater overall hanging length when cords are fully extended—check product dimensions in listings.

Certifications vary by model: some woven fixtures are marked UL Listed or ETL Listed, while others show no certification. Check the product listing or label for any safety listings before purchase if certification is important to you.