Most vintage Edison bulbs are round, pear-shaped, or T-shaped. The Bamboo-300A uses a long tube with segmented walls that mimic bamboo joints. The shell is amber glass, and a spiral LED filament runs through the middle. The shape is the first thing people notice, and it is what makes the bulb hard to confuse with a standard filament bulb.
The bulb is sold in two lengths with the same diameter and shape: T30185 (185mm) and T30300 (300mm). The 300mm version is the one in the spec sheet below, with 5W, 300lm at 2200K, and CRI Ra>95.
The bulb has two distinct looks depending on whether it is powered:
The tall, narrow profile suits pendants and multi-arm chandeliers, where the long shape reads clearly from below. Several bulbs at different heights create a vertical rhythm.
The warm amber tone and visible spiral suit vintage cafes and bars. The unusual shape is also a good talking point for guests and a photo subject.
Shops and galleries can use the bulb as a display piece. Because it looks good unlit, it can stay on a shelf or in a window between shows.
Yes. The bulb is available with either E26 or E27 screw base to match different markets.
Only the length. T30185 is 185mm and T30300 is 300mm. Diameter, bamboo shape and amber glass are the same.
Yes. The amber bamboo glass works as a decorative object even when the bulb is off.
The spec sheet lists non-flickering dimming. Confirm the dimmer type with our sales team before ordering for a specific project.