Import Decorative Lamp — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The Pera Cute decorative lamp is a ceramic lighting piece designed for interior ambiance, featuring a hand-finished glaze and integrated LED bulb. It measures 22 cm in height and 15 cm in diameter, with a base weight of 1.2 kg. The lamp uses a built-in 5-watt LED, emitting 450 lumens at 2700K color temperature, and operates on 100 - 240V AC input. The ceramic body is fired at high temperature to ensure structural integrity and resistance to thermal stress.

The glaze finish is applied manually, resulting in subtle variations in color and texture between units, which is typical for artisanal ceramic lighting. Common finishes include matte white, terracotta, and deep cobalt blue. The LED component is sealed within the base and is not user-replaceable, a standard design for integrated decorative lamps. The ceramic material is non-toxic and complies with RoHS restrictions on heavy metals, though no formal certification is listed.

This lamp is primarily purchased by interior designers, boutique hotel operators, and home décor retailers sourcing unique lighting for residential and hospitality spaces. Buyers typically order in quantities of 50 or more for bulk projects. Packaging is single-unit in custom molded pulp cartons with foam inserts. Lead time for production is not specified and must be confirmed directly with the supplier. The lamp is shipped from Mundra Port, India, under FOB terms unless otherwise arranged.

Pera Cute is a supplier based in Udaipur, Rajasthan, India, with a physical address listed at 13, Virendra Nagar, Shobhagpura. The company is registered as an importer and exporter of home décor items, with no public website or social media presence. Its trust tier is classified as harbor, indicating basic verification of business registration. There is no information on years in operation, team size, or past client projects.

The listing does not indicate factory ownership, production capacity, or quality control processes. All product details are sourced from the supplier’s submitted data without independent verification. Responses to buyer inquiries have not been recorded, and no certifications are provided. Buyers should treat this as a trading entity rather than a manufacturer and request samples before bulk orders.