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HAY Rice Paper Shade

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Color:  White

Size:  Medium

Item# 22664-166386 In Stock
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HAY’s version of the classic rice paper shade is made from lightweight paper with a ribbed bamboo frame. Metal inserts on the top and bottom keep the shade expanded so it can be hung as a pendant light. The HAY Rice Paper Shade brings a soft glow and subtle texture to any space.  Lighting cord kit not included. HAY is a manufacturer with work in MoMA’s collection.

  • Designer
    HAY
  • Size
    Medium:22.8h x 23.6"diam.
    Large:30.75h x 31.5"diam.
  • Material
    Paper, Bamboo, Iron
  • Year of Design
    2021
  • Origin
    China

HAY’s version of the classic rice paper shade is made from lightweight paper with a ribbed bamboo frame. Metal inserts on the top and bottom keep the shade expanded so it can be hung as a pendant light. The HAY Rice Paper Shade brings a soft glow and subtle texture to any space.  Lighting cord kit not included. HAY is a manufacturer with work in MoMA’s collection.

  • Designer
    HAY
  • Size
    Medium:22.8h x 23.6"diam.
    Large:30.75h x 31.5"diam.
  • Material
    Paper, Bamboo, Iron
  • Year of Design
    2021
  • Origin
    China
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A collaboration between Danish brand HAY and British designer Jasper Morrison, this collection is distinguished by honest, functional design, made for outdoor living. Discover everything you need for the outdoors from picnic bags and tea towels to cooking utensils and furniture. Both HAY and Jasper Morrison have work in MoMA’s collection.

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