Mikayla, 16.25-Inch Brown Rattan Table Lamp with Amber LED Bulb - Stylish Uplight for Any Room

• Lamp Color: Brown
• Shade Color: Brown
• Shade Fabric: 100% Rattan
• Shade Content: Rattan and Iron
• Body Material: Rattan
• Metal Finish: Powder Coated
• Finial Harp Cord Color: Light Grey
• Cord Material: Silk and Plastic
• Wood Lamp Certification: UL
• Full Dimensions [W / D / H]: 10.25 x 10.25 x 16.25 inches
• Item Weight without Packaging: 2.728 lbs
• Shade Bottom Width: 10.25 inches
• Shade Bottom Length: 10.25 inches
• Shade Top Width: 10.25 inches
• Shade Top Length: 10.25 inches
• Shade Height: 5.375 inches
• Lamp Body Dimension: 4.375 X 4.375 X 11.375 inches
• Cord Length: 60 inches
• Light Direction: Uplight
• Care Instructions: Before cleaning, unplug the lamp. Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid chemicals and household cleaners as they can damage the finish.
• Assembly Required: Yes
• Estimated Setup Time: 5 minutes
• Lighting Switch: On/Off
• Light Bulb Base: E26
• Switch Mechanism: Line Switch
• Bulb Shape: G14
• Bulb Color: Amber
• Bulb Type: LED
• Max Wattage: 25
• Watt: 4
• Lumen: 420
• Bulb Size: 1.75 x 1.75 x 2.875 inches
• Bulb Box Size: 2 x 2 x 3.5 inches
• Number of Bulbs: 1
• Prop 65 Chemicals: DEHP and Lead
• P65 Toxicity/Health Risks: Cancer, Developmental, Reproductive

This stylish 16.25 - inch brown rattan table lamp with an amber LED bulb is a great addition to any room. To use it, first, assemble the lamp as it requires some setup, which should take about 5 minutes. Plug it in and use the on/off line switch to control the light. The uplight feature creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. When it comes to maintenance, always make sure to unplug the lamp before cleaning. Just wipe it gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using chemicals or household cleaners as they can damage the lamp's finish. The lamp comes with one 4 - watt LED bulb with an E26 base and G14 shape, giving off 420 lumens of amber light. Please note that the lamp contains DEHP and lead, which have potential cancer, developmental, and reproductive health risks according to Prop 65.