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About The Coldharbour Lights Gloria Feather Shade - White For us, feathers are a must-have all the time, but at the moment they are hot stuff and fashion forecasters are saying feathers will be everywhere as we move into the next season. With thi...

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Measures: H20cm x Dia. 70cm Soft diameter approx 68cm Drop from bulb holder approximately 20cm
Material: Metal bike wheel & feather chain
Care Instructions: All of our feather lamp shades are very easy to clean. We recommend using a damp cloth to gently wipe the feathers. Alternatively, you can remove the shade, take it outside and give it a good shake. Remember that feathers are ‘designed’ to be durable and water resistant. The only danger of damage comes from putting weight on the feathers and breaking their spines.
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Coldharbour Lights Gloria Feather Shade - White

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About The Coldharbour Lights Gloria Feather Shade - White For us, feathers are a must-have all the time, but at the moment they are hot stuff and fashion forecasters are saying feathers will be everywhere as we move into the next season. With thi...

Read More
Measures: H20cm x Dia. 70cm Soft diameter approx 68cm Drop from bulb holder approximately 20cm
Material: Metal bike wheel & feather chain
Care Instructions: All of our feather lamp shades are very easy to clean. We recommend using a damp cloth to gently wipe the feathers. Alternatively, you can remove the shade, take it outside and give it a good shake. Remember that feathers are ‘designed’ to be durable and water resistant. The only danger of damage comes from putting weight on the feathers and breaking their spines.
Image for guidance only. Please be aware all computer and phone screens show colour slightly differently.