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It depends on your ceiling height and on what the light hangs over, so measure first and compare with the dimensions on each product page. For a reading corner or a small cluster, compact shades such as NAT and NATRALA are 17 cm (7 in) across. For one statement shade over a seating area, JAINGAM is 45 cm (18 in) across and PARADEE 58 to 61 cm (23 to 24 in). VAREE's listing describes it as suited to high ceilings or open living spaces.
No. Each shade comes with its hanging hardware, and the cord set and bulb are sold separately; none of the lights includes a bulb. You need either a ceiling fitting already in place or a pendant cord set from our lighting accessories. Most shades list an E27 socket and some E26 / E27, and the listings recommend a warm white LED or a vintage Edison style LED bulb.
Yes. Many of these listings describe hanging the shade alone or in a group, including LAPAS, ANANDA, BOONTA, CHA LA and JANTA. Several come in more than one size, such as LAPAS and BOONTA in Small and Large, ANANDA in four sizes and TEERAYA in seven, so you can mix sizes from one design. Measure the space and the drop first, and leave room between shades so each one reads clearly.
TEERAYA Black, JUNDARA Black and BLACK CHA YA NAN have a matte black finish. DARA and ARUN each list Natural or Black as a color option, and TEERAYA Brown has a brown finish. PAT CHA RIN pairs natural bamboo with black accents for a two tone look. For any other design, check the photos and options on its product page, and expect slight color differences because most shades are made by hand.
Switch the light off and let the bulb cool first. The listings suggest dusting regularly with a soft dry cloth or a feather duster, and wiping gently with a slightly damp cloth when needed, then letting the shade dry fully before you switch it back on. Some listings also advise against prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, rain or excessive humidity, so keep shades away from damp spots.
