GOOD MOJO Iguazu ceiling light 50 cm
Round ceiling lamp Iguazu made of jute Iguazu was named after the waterfalls on the border of Brazil and Argentina, they are the largest waterfalls in South America and a popular excursion point. As the water flows downward, so do the fine lines of the round umbrella. Their parallel arrangement and close-meshed workmanship make them look like rivulets, allowing a view of the interior through delicate gaps. The light effortlessly enters the room and creates atmospheric light images. Through the upper opening creates a soft, indirect light, while through the lower illuminates the room directly. Used in the ceiling lamp was the popular natural fiber jute, which is characterized by its special properties. In addition to its robustness, jute is considered very stretchable and tear-resistant, but sustainable aspects should also be emphasized. The main cultivation area is fertile alluvial soils, thanks to which the undemanding jute plant does not require fertilization. This results in a great advantage for the environment and the farmers compared to intensive cotton cultivation. These are aspects that fit the basic idea of the Dutch brand Good & Mojo, which wants to create with its collection sustainable lights that do good at the same time.
