Checkmate Rook Pendant Grey by Danny Fang for Hive
$575.00
With their warm candle-like light, these chess pieces are sure to give a royal ambient interior. Hand-laid salago fiber offers a beautiful contrast to the smooth gold-leafed shade interior.
Also available in Natural and Terra Cotta.
View Checkmate Collection here.
- Brand: Hive
- Design: Danny Fang
- Year: 2014
- Material: Salago pulp fiber, gold leaf, cut handmade paper
- Bulb: 1 x 100W E26 (not included)
- Dimensions: Ø 9.6" x H 17.1"
- Special order item, please allow up to 14 weeks for delivery. Email info@vertigohome.us for current lead time.
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