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The Hīnaki pendant by David Trubridge is an evolution of the very first lighting design created by David in 1995. The luminaire draws its form from the traditional Māori fish and eel traps (hīnaki), which were woven from wild vines into beautiful structural shapes. This elongated, barrel-like silhouette provides a vertical design element, casting a cross-hatched pattern of light and shadow that makes it an exceptional choice for stairwells, tall entryways, and void spaces.
To minimise environmental impact, the fitting is supplied flat-packed as a kitset, significantly lowering shipping emissions. It offers a rewarding home assembly experience with an average build time of 120 minutes (printed instructions included; instructional video available).
The Hīnaki pendant is made from sustainably sourced natural bamboo plywood. For the colour selections an acrylic low VOC (volatile organic compound) paint is used.
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Please note: we manually process all orders to ensure the lead time is confirmed and acceptable prior to processing payment.
Shipping costs are calculated at checkout.
We ask that you choose your item carefully, as we do not offer refunds for returns due to ‘change of mind’ or incorrect selections. If your item arrives damaged or incorrect, please notify us within 7 days. Our full returns policy is available in our Terms and Conditions.






































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