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Fos Lighting Introduces a Sculptural Cane and Jute Collection Rooted in Sustainability

FOS Lighting, India’s pioneer in heritage-inspired decorative lighting, has launched Caneopy,   a collection of handcrafted fixtures in natural cane, jute, bamboo, rattan, macrame, and munja hay. The collection cements the group’s long-standing commitment towards sustainability.

The timing is intentional. As India’s summers intensify, Caneopy arrives as the season’s most considered design choice. These are materials that belong to the earth, are renewable, biodegradable, and harvested without harm. But their sustainability credentials are only half the story. Cane, rattan, bamboo, and macrame carry an instinctive coolness, in temperature, in texture, in temperament. They breathe. They evoke verandahs, sea breezes, and the unhurried ease of summer afternoons. In a season when homes need to feel like a retreat, choosing ‘natural’ is both a responsible and smart choice.

Spanning chandeliers, pendants, table lamps, wall sconces, and ceiling hangings, Caneopy moves fluidly between the bohemian and the architectural, coastal in spirit, precise in craft. A handwoven cylindrical shade filters warm light with quiet restraint for the bedroom. A 38-inch star-shaped chandelier, woven entirely from natural cane, commands a living room as both light source and sculptural centrepiece. A bamboo wall sconce mimics organic branching, casting intricate shadow patterns that shift through long summer evenings.

Every fixture is entirely handcrafted by traditional artisans of weaving traditions increasingly threatened by industrial production. By creating a commercial and aesthetic context for these crafts, Caneopy ensures that sustainability extends beyond materials to the preservation of human skill and cultural memory. What you hang in your home carries a lineage.

The material pairings deepen this intent. Cane meets macrame. Bamboo meets earthy finishes. Munja hay meets clean wooden stems. Each combination is a considered dialogue between texture, weight, and light, and each one is entirely of the earth.

Sidharth Rohatgi, Director, FOS Lighting, says: “We have always believed that the most enduring designs carry a conscience. With Caneopy, we wanted to prove that choosing sustainably is never a compromise; it is an elevation. Cane, bamboo, and jute have a warmth,a tactility, and a breathability that no synthetic material can replicate. And in summer, when you want your home to feel alive and cool, these materials do exactly that, naturally.”

With Caneopy, Fos Lighting reaffirms what it has always believed: Indian craftsmanship, given the design context it deserves, doesn’t merely compete with international luxury. It defines a standard of its own. 

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