Kōura

By David Trubridge.

The droplet-like form of mimics the curled form of our native freshwater shrimp kōura, named by the indigenous Māori people. David was also inspired by the intricately made traps used by early Māori to catch kōura. predominantly used as a feature sculptural lighting piece, to attract attention to a certain location. Often it hangs over a bar, in an entry space, stairwell or even hall. It has a strong presence of calm purity and beauty that can be amplified by the choice of finish.

- Emits beautiful shadow patterns.
- Shipped in environmentally friendly packaging.
- Easy assembly at home via PDF or online video.
- Six sizes.
- 12 Standard colour options
- Intended for dry interior spaces.

This pendant comes as a flat-packed kitset which needs to be assembled by the customer.

The 1600mm and 2000mm sizes are recommended for professional assembly only.

This pendant does not come with a bulb or ceiling rose.