A laser-cut wooden lampshade or decorative light fixture is displayed lying horizontally on a reflective, white surface. The object is crafted from light-colored wood, likely plywood or MDF, with dark, laser-burnt edges outlining an intricate, repeating pattern of elongated, interconnected oval cutouts that form the curved sides. Visible interlocking tabs suggest the piece is assembled from multiple flat components. One end of the fixture shows a central circular opening, presumably for a light fitting. The white surface beneath the object clearly reflects its form. The background consists primarily of a plain, light-colored wall, with a distinct vertical strip of light green visible on the right side of the frame. Reflections on the wall, possibly originating from a window, reveal blurred and indistinct shapes that could be outdoor scenery, structures, or even a very faint, ambiguous figure or face in the upper left section. The scene is brightly lit, typical of an indoor setting, with ambient light contributing to the reflections. No specific activity is taking place, and no text is visible. The location is San Bernardino Tlaxcalancingo, Mexico.

Wooden lampshade documented in two state

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FERCHIS

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Fri, Apr 17, 2026, 12:41 AM

7h ago

San Bernardino Tlaxcalancingo, Mexico

19.02600, -98.24400

A laser-cut wooden lampshade or decorative light fixture is displayed lying horizontally on a reflective, white surface. The object is crafted from light-colored wood, likely plywood or MDF, with dark…read more

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