Hinaki Pendant Light

Hinaki was David's first exploration into lighting in 1995 when he made a prototype based on fish traps which are called hinaki by Maori. Hinaki traps were made from woven vines, some in amazingly beautiful forms.

Wherever possible, all timber is from sustainably managed plantations in Australia, New Zealand, or the United States. Wood is left natural where appropriate, with natural non-toxic oils being used in place of harmful solvents. From a design point of view, the products use only the minimal amount of materials and are generated with a focus on longevity, rather than mimicking quick-moving trends. The David Trubridge lighting line is designed as Seed Systems that are flat packed and assembled at the installation location. Given that the product is shipped from New Zealand, this method of shipping reduces shipping costs, minimizes risk of damage, and reduces the impact on the environment with significantly (40-50) less volume in each shipment. Fixtures are easy to assemble and include detailed instructions for guidance.

Features

• Designed in 1995
• Made in New Zealand
• Suitable for indoor use
• All options come with a White Nylon clip except for Black Exterior / Black Interior and Black Exterior / Bamboo Interior finishes which come with a Black Nylon clip
• UL and cULus Listed
• Available in three sizes
• Available in various finishes
• Available Semi Assembled or Fully Assembled option

Care instructions: All wooden and/or polycarbonate lights are intended for use in dry interior conditions only, and can be cleaned with a soft cloth dampened in warm soapy water when the light is switched off.

Fixtures are supplied with cUL/UL Listed electrics.

Note: David Trubridge Design does not manufacture electrical components utilized in the fixtures. These are sourced from UL/cUL certified manufacturers. As such, our shades are hung on UL/cUL certified electrical cordsets.