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Love this light. Where is it from?

12 years ago

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tac74
12 years ago
I bought the light from a local Charleston lighting supplier called Rick's Lighting. I think they referred to it as "the bee hive pendant" though I'm not sure if that's an accurate name or what they nick-named the light. I can find out the manufacturer if you'd like.
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