Rawhide Laced Leather Chandelier Shades, Set of 6

This set of 6 Rawhide Laced Leather Chandelier Shades features a solid color design with a western/southwestern style. Made from leather, each shade has a diameter of 5.5 inches bottom, 2.5 inches top and a height of 4 inches. The clip-on feature makes it easy to install, adding a touch of Western charm to any room with its unique design and materials.

Southwestern Rawhide Lamp Shade 16″

Southwestern Rawhide Lamp Shade 16″ A southwestern rawhide lamp shade perfect for medium table lamps and desk lamps for southwest, rustic or country decor and furniture. Hand stitched rawhide lace for a sense of rustic beauty. 16″ bottom, 5″ top, 8.5″ tall – for harp attachment. Handcrafted, measurements are approximate. Southwestern rawhide lamp shades are wonderful rustic accessories for southwestern and western lamps. Hand laced stitching and a warm glow make southwestern rawhide shades great decoration lampshades as well. Using premium quality rawhide that has been bleached to the familiar light southwest color to create a creamy tan color with occasional highlights of brown, gold or rust. Southwestern lampshades are more consistent in color than western rawhide shades.Rawhide shades for southwestern style go well with any desk lamp, table lamp or floor lamp as well as for chandeliers, wall sconces and antler lamps in any cowboy ranch style home, cabin or cottage as well as in any lodge, country or Native American log home decor.Our southwestern rawhide lamp shades are made by hand with old world craftsmanship. A southwest rawhide shade is made with a welded steel frame and natural stretched goat skin. Available in a tapered cone shade and also tall bell shade style from small chandelier shade to large floor shade sizes.Heat can crack natural rawhide, condition regularly and use compact florescent bulbs for best results. All southwestern rawhide lamp shades are in stock for purchase and fast shipping Conditioning & LED Bulbs Prolong Shade Life Rawhide expands and contracts with heat and humidity. When humid it loosens and when dry it tightens. Heat/dryness will cause the hide to tighten until it finally tears. For this reason there is no guarantee how long a shade will last. High wattage bulbs, direct sunlight, extended use, placement near a heat duct or not conditioning the hide frequently enough causes drying.We recommend neatsfoot oil for regular conditioning. February seems to be the worst month for splitting because furnaces are running, drying the air. Air conditioning also dries the air causing the same result as heat. Regular conditioning and LED bulbs are the most important tips to prolong shade life.

Rawhide Lamp Shade Southwest Bell Shape 5.50″ Rustic

Add a touch of the Wild West to your home with this Rawhide Lamp Shade. The round, bell-shaped shade is made from high-quality rawhide and features a rustic beige color that will complement any decor. The shade is designed with a clip-on feature for easy installation and is perfect for use in lamps and lighting fixtures. This Southwestern-style lamp shade is 5.50 inches in diameter and is a great addition to any home. The shade’s unique design and rawhide material make it a perfect fit for any rustic or western-themed decor. So, whether you’re looking to add a touch of character to your home or office, this Rawhide Lamp Shade is the perfect choice.

Rustic Lamp Shade Wildlife Wilderness Deer in the Snow Scene Rawhide Lacing

Vintage smaller Deer Lamp Shade, it’s older but in good condition. It came with the deer foot lamp that I have listed, but I listed them separately because shipping them together would be expensive and risky. The shade is 7″ tall, 7″ across at the top and about 14″ across on the bottom. Best offers always welcome. Thanks for looking!

Vintage Rawhide Leather Lampshade on Metal Frame 9” Tall 16” Base Rustic

This Vintage Rawhide Leather Lampshade on a Metal Frame is a unique and rustic addition to any home decor. Standing at 9 inches tall with a base of 16 inches, this lampshade has a Southwestern style that adds a touch of character to any room. Made in the United States, the beige color and bell shape of the shade give it a timeless and classic look. The combination of the leather material with the metal frame adds a touch of vintage charm to your space.

Southwestern Rawhide Chandelier Lamp Shade 6″

Light Southwestern Rawhide Lamp Shade 6″ A southwestern rawhide chandelier lamp shade also perfect candelabra lamps and wall sconces for southwest, rustic or country decor and furniture. Hand stitched rawhide lace for a sense of rustic beauty. 6″ bottom, 3″ top, 4″ tall – Clip on lampshade with Built-In bulb clip. Southwestern chandelier lamp shades made of rawhide are wonderful rustic accessories for southwestern and western lamps. Hand laced stitching and a warm glow make southwestern rawhide shades great decoration lampshades as well. Using premium quality rawhide that has been bleached to the familiar light southwest color to create a creamy tan color with occasional highlights of brown, gold or rust. Southwestern lampshades are more consistent in color than western rawhide shades. Rawhide shades for southwestern style go well with any desk lamps, table lamps and floor lamps as well as for chandeliers, wall sconces and antler lamps in any cowboy ranch style home, cabin, cottage, lodge, country or Native American log home decor. Our southwestern rawhide lamp shades are made by hand with old world craftsmanship. Each rawhide lampshade is laced with natural leather stitching for a superior upscale lamp shade. A southwest rawhide shade is made with a welded steel frame and natural stretched goat skin. Available in a tapered cone shade and also tall bell shade style from small chandelier shade to large floor shade sizes. Conditioning & LED Bulbs Prolong Shade Life Chandelier shades wear out sooner than larger shades because of the heat of the bulb. Rawhide expands and contracts with heat and humidity. When humid it loosens and when dry it tightens. Heat/dryness will cause the hide to tighten until it finally tears. For this reason there is no guarantee how long a shade will last. High wattage bulbs, direct sunlight, extended use, placement near a heat duct or not conditioning the hide frequently enough causes drying.We recommend neatsfoot oil for regular conditioning. February seems to be the worst month for splitting because furnaces are running, drying the air. Air conditioning also dries the air causing the same result as heat. Regular conditioning and LED bulbs are the most important tips to prolong shade life.