Eridanus red/pink/orange lampshade

Product Description Eridanus is a constellation in the southern hemisphere, listed by the second century astronomer Ptolemy, represented as a river and is the sixth largest of modern day constellations. This handmade paper star lampshade/decoration is named after it. Perhaps it is the synchronised flow of the geometric pattern. Perhaps it is the ambient glow it gives off when lit. Maybe it refers to one of the main stars within the constellation that glows orange? Whatever the reason may be, this beautifully handmade paper star deserves a stellar position. Supplier Info: This company supplies sensational lampshades and paper gift boxes. They employ sixty people directly and sub-contract a further two hundred people. Employees are a provided with pensions via the Provident Fund, free medical treatment, paid annual leave, bonuses, free tea and coffee and free transport to and from the factory. They also support the 'Arts and Living' foundation which provides vocational training for poor young women in textile design. Their manufacturing processes combine modern design with traditional artisan skill. They use wood-free handmade paper which is 100% recycled from waste cotton rags and their factory is naturally light and airy with no artificial light needed during the day time. They harvest rainwater and dispose of any unusable leftover paper in an eco-friendly way. They are a design-orientated company and they create unique designs and high quality products.                    Why we love this product! Fair Trade Handmade 100% recycled Natural and wood-free paper Stellar Dimensions: 66cm