Sura Table Lamp

Characteristics

Mango wood is a sustainable hardwood known for its rich grain, warm tone, and distinctive natural markings. Each piece may feature variations in colour, knots, or texture, giving it an organic, handcrafted look.

Common Issues or Risks

Mango wood can react to environmental changes-prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or fluctuations in humidity may lead to fading, surface cracks, or slight movement in the timber. Moisture left on the surface may cause warping or staining.

Preventative Care

Place mango wood furniture in climate-stable indoor settings, away from direct sunlight, heat sources, or damp conditions. Use coasters, placemats, and heat-resistant pads to protect surfaces from spills, hot objects, and scratches. Always lift when repositioning to avoid stress on joints or scratching floors.

Cleaning Instructions

Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth to maintain a clean surface. For routine cleaning, use a damp cloth and mild soap, then dry thoroughly to prevent moisture damage. Reapply a natural oil or wax finish as required to preserve the wood's appearance and nourish the surface.

Cautions / What to Avoid

Avoid soaking, standing moisture, or the use of harsh chemical cleaners, polish sprays, or abrasives. Do not expose mango wood to extreme dryness, high humidity, or direct sunlight for prolonged periods, as this may lead to surface damage or changes in tone.