Import Chandeliers / Hanging Lamp — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Gajera Impex supplies wooden chandeliers and hanging lamps crafted entirely from solid wood, with no metal or synthetic components. The standard size is 22 cm wide by 22 cm deep by 31 cm high, with a black top and brown finish, and a 3D rounded sculptural design. These are hand-carved by a dedicated craft team, with each piece showing unique grain patterns and minor tool marks that reflect artisanal production.

The wood used is sustainably sourced hardwood, likely teak or sheesham, treated for moisture resistance and finished with non-toxic lacquer. The finish is applied in multiple layers to ensure durability against dust and minor abrasion. Unlike metal chandeliers, these rely on structural wood joints and dowel reinforcement, making them lighter but requiring careful handling during transport.

These fixtures are targeted at eco-conscious interior designers, boutique hotels, and premium residential buyers in North America, Australia, and Western Europe. Orders are typically placed in full container loads of 100 pieces or more. Packaging uses wooden crates or corrugated boxes with internal bracing. Lead time is stated as 15 days, and shipping is offered under FOB or CIF terms. Payment is via T/T or L/C.

Gajera Impex is registered in Surat, Gujarat, with a physical address in the B-201 Haridarshan building. The supplier identifies as an exporter of unique wooden lighting and claims to work with a dedicated craft team. There is no mention of factory size, employee count, or years in operation. The listing shows no response rate or verified certifications beyond DGFT and EPCH registration, which are standard for Indian exporters.

The supplier states it provides samples within one week and accepts third-party inspections, but does not publish quality control protocols or material sourcing documentation. While certifications like fumigation and phytosanitary are referenced, no test reports are provided. Buyers must request these documents directly. The supplier’s emphasis on craftsmanship suggests small-batch production, not mass manufacturing.