Parker Pendant Wood Finish:Maple 75” opal glass globe and

75” opal glass globe and nestled in an American hardwood canopy

Her advocacy helped pave the way for women’s suffrage granted in 1953

Each light is handmade to order just for you at our Oregon studio

A modernist study of material and craftsmanship

The Amélie Swing features an 8' cloth-covered cord with a switch 18" from the bottom of fixture

Parker Pendant Wood Finish:Maple 75” opal glass globe andTimeless simplicity and fine American craftsmanship. Available in maple or walnut. Namesake: Theodore Parker (1810 1860) was a transcendentalist, proponent of womens suffrage, and a major figure in the abolitionist movement. Parker was friends with Emerson, Alcott and Thoreau, and his words would later inspire speeches by Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King Jr.