The Kina Pendant Light by David Trubridge not only creates an ambient, rich atmosphere, evoking intimacy and warmth within a space but are also constructed with sustainably sourced bamboo and without the use of chemical finishes.
"Kina is the Maori name for the local sea-urchin. Under the spines, the shell is shaped like this with similar surface patterns. I saw this tiny one in Antarctica, sunk in the sea ice in a hollow that was made when the shell absorbed the warmth from the sun and melted the ice around it – an exquisite jewel. Our kitsets significantly reduce freighting, which is one of our ways of doing what we can to help preserve our beautiful sea and land environments.”
-David Trubridge
This Pendant is flat packed for a reduced environmental footprint. Assembly time requires 45 mins. Please see Assembly Video in the specification table.