EANGEE JELLYFISH COLLECTION
Jellyfish Lamps Made with Real Cocoa Leaves
Sculptural lighting in table, floor, and pendant forms.
The Eangee Jellyfish collection pairs a rounded cocoa-leaf shade with curved wrought iron tendrils and glass bead accents. The leaf-covered shade provides the light, while the tendrils create the recognizable Jellyfish silhouette below.
Choose the table lamp for a surface, the floor lamp for height and presence, or the pendant when you want the design overhead.
Real Cocoa Leaves
Visible leaf veins become part of the illuminated surface.
Handcrafted by Artisans
Leaf placement, stitching, metalwork, and finishing are done by hand.
Three Ways to Use the Design
Choose table, floor, or pendant based on where the room needs it.
The Shape Is More Than a Name
The shade glows. The tendrils define the form.
The rounded shade forms the body of the Jellyfish. Real cocoa leaves are applied to the shade so their veins remain visible through the color and light.
Below it, curved wrought iron tendrils and glass bead accents create movement and complete the silhouette. The tendrils themselves do not emit light. The illumination comes from the leaf-covered shade.
That combination gives the lamp a recognizable shape without relying on a printed pattern or molded plastic surface.
Choose Your Jellyfish
Same design language. Three different jobs in the room.
Real Leaves Change the Surface
The pattern comes from the material itself.
The Jellyfish shade is made with real cocoa leaves, not a printed leaf pattern. Veins and natural variation remain visible across the shade and become more pronounced when the lamp is lit.
Because leaves are a natural material and the lamps are finished by hand, no two pieces will be exactly alike. Small differences in vein pattern, color, and finishing are part of the design.
FEATURED ON CBS’S AMERICA BYDESIGN
Chosen for Serendipity in Times Square
Project designer Wid Chapman used Eangee Jellyfish Pendant lamps in the Serendipity restaurant’s Times Square location in New York and discussed the choice on CBS’s America ByDesign.
The installation shows how the same Jellyfish form can work as repeated overhead lighting while still keeping the real-leaf surface, curved ironwork, and glass bead details visible.
Start with Where You Need the Light
The form stays consistent. The placement changes the effect.
For a Table or Nightstand
Choose the table lamp when the room needs a sculptural accent on a console, dresser, side table, nightstand, or other surface.
For Height Beside Seating
Choose the floor lamp when an empty corner, bedside area, or seating arrangement needs height and a clearer visual anchor.
For an Overhead Focal Point
Choose the pendant when the Jellyfish shape should be seen from across the room and from below, especially over a table or in an entry.
