Lampshade with a lemur in the jungle that fits Munka Tenn's lamps, among other things.

Wonderful lampshade with a cute lemur sitting among trees and flowers.

The lampshade is suitable for all Munka Tenn lamps, among other things.

The shade has a length of 23 cm (lower part) and width 15 cm (lower part), length 20 cm (upper part) and width 13 cm (upper part). The height of the shade is 16 cm. The shade has a socket for a smaller lamp, so-called mini-globe lamp / compact-globe lamp / mini-lamp.

French fabric printed on cotton fabric. Purchased on our trip to France and only available in limited edition.

Please note that the fabric varies as it is not pattern-fitted but cut accordingly.

The fabric is also available as a cushion in 45 x 45 cm.

A little about lemurs;

Lemurs are a primate found only on the island of Madagascar and a few nearby islands.

Lemurs have evolved in the unique environment of Madagascar and are endemic to the island, living in a variety of habitats, from rainforests to dry scrublands. Lemurs have large eyes that are adapted for nocturnal life, although some species are active during the day. Many species have long, striped tails that are used for balance and communication. They have sensitive noses and a well-developed sense of smell compared to other primates.

Lemurs are often social and live in groups called troops. Social hierarchies vary, but in some species (e.g. ring-tailed lemurs), females are dominant over males. The word "lemur" comes from Latin and means "ghost" or "spirit", referring to their nocturnal habits and large, reflective eyes.