Wicker rattan pendant lampshade

This charming lampshade made of very fine strands of tricolor rattan, typical of the 60s and 70s, will bring a lovely natural, bohemian touch to your home. For the record, when I found it, I thought it was a planter with its opening at the bottom for pots with an opening for water drainage. But by observing the fineness of the strands and the dust deposit on one side only (which I obviously cleaned), I realized that it is in fact a lampshade: the small opening has, in fact, the perfect dimensions to fit on a socket for a large e40 base bulb! But you can also imagine it, placed on a piece of furniture, as a basket for light fabrics such as scarves! The braiding has been varnished, which makes the whole thing very rigid. I have two identical ones for sale here (but not quite in the same condition), feel free to take a look at my shop. This one is in good overall condition, solid, but has three broken strands on the lower edge (two of which I put a small dot of glue to repair) and a fold (or still joined break) on the wider strand that gives the shape to the whole, hence a slight deformation of the lampshade, but once hung from the ceiling, I think it will be very little visible. It measures about 25 cm in diameter (with the deformation, it is 25 cm by 26.5 cm), 16 cm in height, the opening for the lamp socket is 4 cm in diameter.