Natural Fiber Braided Pendant Light – Handmade Moroccan Wholesale
Price range: $34,34 through $57,23 Units
Hand-Braided Natural Fiber Pendant Light — Wholesale Lighting for Boutique Hotels & Designers
Hand-braided natural fiber pendant light woven from palm and halfa grass over a steel frame. Sculptural Moroccan craftsmanship, warm diffused glow, three retail sizes. Trusted wholesale lighting supplier for hotels, restaurants, and interior brands.
| Weight | 1,5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 45 × 45 × 50 cm |
| Size | Large, Medium, Small |
| Color | Rafia Straw |
| Material | Rafia |
The Braided Natural Fiber Pendant That Hospitality Designers Specify Season After Season
Our natural fiber braided pendant light is hand-braided in Moroccan artisan workshops from a blend of palm leaf and halfa grass, woven over a steel skeleton in a sculptural dome silhouette. Each shade carries the distinct, irregular character of hand-braiding — never the uniform precision of factory machinery.
This is the natural fiber pendant wholesale SKU specified by boutique hotels, beachfront restaurants, and lifestyle interior brands for warm, texture-rich lighting that photographs as beautifully as it performs.
Why Designers & Hotel Buyers Choose Our Braided Pendants:
Sculptural Hand-Braided Construction
- Palm-leaf and halfa grass blend — durable, naturally tinted, eco-friendly
- Hand-braided over a steel frame giving each shade unique character
- Standard E27 socket works globally with LED, halogen, or incandescent
- 1.5 m fabric cord and ceiling rosette included
- Three retail sizes for accent, ambient, and statement uses
Project & Hospitality Ready
- Custom diameters for project specifications
- CE / UL electrical fittings available on request
- Consistent texture across reorders — paired pendants match like-for-like
- Flexible MOQs for boutique installs and full property fit-outs
- Fair-trade, direct-from-artisan — no middlemen
From Moroccan Workshops to Your Project
Each natural fiber braided pendant light is hand-made in named partner workshops in Marrakech and the Atlas regions. Exact dimensions and weight per size are listed in the variation specs above.
Lighting That Carries Real Moroccan Craft Into Modern Interiors
When your project specifies a handmade pendant light Morocco, you’re choosing real artisan texture — not a factory imitation. And you’re buying directly from the workshops behind some of the most-photographed hospitality interiors in the region.
| Weight | 1,5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 45 × 45 × 50 cm |
| Size | Large, Medium, Small |
| Color | Rafia Straw |
| Material | Rafia |
Raphia farinifera Raffia is widely regarded as the world's finest weaving fiber, and the best of it comes from Madagascar — home to the raffia palm, which carries the longest leaves in the plant kingdom. Each frond yields soft, ribbon-like strands of exceptional length. Where doum builds structure, Madagascar raffia brings suppleness: it drapes, crochets and wraps in a fine, even gauge — our fiber of choice for crochet bags and woven lampshade skins. Key properties Hand-harvested in Madagascar's coastal regions — only the leaves are cut, so the palm regenerates. Fronds are stripped into long ribbons, sun-dried and graded by width. That exceptional length is the secret: artisans braid and crochet continuously without joins, which is what gives raffia its fine, even, durable weave. Raffia unlocks the soft side of the catalog: crochet handbags, rounded clutches, pendant-light skins and decorative trims. Its length and uniformity hold tension across a full production run, it accepts saturated fashion colorways, and it pairs naturally with cotton linings and leather hardware. A wild, rain-fed palm grown without chemical fertilizers. Harvesting takes only the leaves — never more than a fraction of each plant's young shoots — so the palm renews itself naturally. 100% biodegradable, from cultivation to end of life. Want to feel it first? Fiber and finish samples ship with every sample order — use the Request a Quote button above.
Rafia — Madagascar Raffia Palm
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