Iguazu table lamp made of Jute in the form of a sphere Iguazu are the largest known waterfalls in South America, located on the border of Brazil and Argentina. The round, spherical lampshade of the Iguazu table lamp, which was named after the waterfalls, is as natural and flowing as the course of this water. It is made of jute and consists of numerous fine threads that are very robust and tear-resistant - a characteristic that this natural fibre brings with it. Jute is a sustainable material that is grown much less intensively than cotton and is extremely undemanding, meaning that fertilisers are not required. The table lamp is suitable for accent lighting in the living area and bedroom, for example, it creates a pleasant, cosy atmosphere on a chest of drawers or bedside table. The natural effect of the light emphasises the understated character of Iguazu and makes it a timeless lighting element that provides diffused light. It was designed by the Good & Mojo brand, which has launched a sustainable light collection and stands out from the crowd thanks to its commitment to charitable organisations. Through donations, it supports the WakaWaka Foundation, which provides solar products to people who do not have access to the electricity grid. Through its partnership with Eden Reforestation Projects, one tree is planted in poor countries for every light sold to support reforestation.