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Antler Light

Antler lights are decorative lighting fixtures designed to resemble deer antlers. They are primarily used as accent lighting, creating a rustic, natural, or whimsical aesthetic.

Material

• Polyresin: The most common material. Polyresin allows for intricate detail, lightweight construction, and affordability. It can be molded to mimic the complex branching structure of antlers.
• Real Antlers: Less common due to cost and ethical considerations. These provide a genuine, natural look but are typically more expensive and may be subject to regulations regarding wildlife products.
• Metal: Sometimes used for the base or structural components, offering durability and a different aesthetic (e.g., wrought iron for a more rugged look).
• Wood: Occasionally incorporated, especially for bases or accents, blending with the natural theme.

Purpose

• Decorative: The primary purpose is aesthetic enhancement, adding character to a space.
• Accent Lighting: They generally provide ambient or focused light, rather than serving as a primary light source.
• Thematic Decor: Often used in lodges, cabins, rustic homes, or spaces with a hunting or nature theme.

Function

Antler lights function as standard electric lights, typically utilizing incandescent, LED, or halogen bulbs. They are designed to be mounted on walls, ceilings, or used as table lamps. The “antlers” themselves serve as the framework to hold and diffuse the light. Some models feature dimming capabilities.

Usage Scenarios

• Living Rooms: As accent lighting to create a cozy atmosphere.
• Bedrooms: Providing softer lighting for relaxation.
• Entryways: Adding a unique focal point.
• Cabins/Lodges: Complementing a rustic or natural interior design.
• Restaurants/Bars: Creating a thematic ambiance.
• Game Rooms/Man Caves: Enhancing a hunting or outdoor-themed space.

Common Types

• Wall Sconces: Mounted on walls, projecting light outwards and upwards.
• Chandeliers: Hanging fixtures with multiple antler branches, providing broader illumination.
• Table Lamps: Portable lights with an antler base and lampshade.
• Floor Lamps: Larger freestanding lights with an antler structure.
• Dimmer Switch Models: Allow for adjustable brightness.
• LED vs. Incandescent/Halogen: LED models are more energy-efficient and have a longer lifespan, while incandescent/halogen offer a warmer light tone.
• Number of Antler Points: Varies widely, from small fixtures with a few points to large chandeliers with many branches.

Antler lights are typically crafted from antlers and function as decorative or functional lighting fixtures. They are used in various settings, including homes, hotels, and restaurants, to provide illumination and aesthetic appeal.

The following HS codes may be relevant:

• 9601906000: Worked ivory, bone, tortoise-shell, horn, antlers, coral, mother-of-pearl and other animal carving material, and articles of these materials (including articles obtained by molding): Other: Of bone, horn, hoof, whalebone, quill or any combination thereof. This code covers articles made from antlers, including lights. The total tax rate is 37.5% (base tariff 0.0%, additional tariff 7.5%, post-April 2, 2025, additional tariff 30%).
• 9601908000: Worked ivory, bone, tortoise-shell, horn, antlers, coral, mother-of-pearl and other animal carving material, and articles of these materials (including articles obtained by molding): Other: Other. This is a broader category for worked animal materials, potentially including antler lights if they don't fall specifically under the more defined 'bone, horn, hoof' category. The total tax rate is 41.2% (base tariff 3.7%, additional tariff 7.5%, post-April 2, 2025, additional tariff 30%).

Please note that the classification between 9601906000 and 9601908000 depends on the specific composition of the antler light. If the light is solely made of antlers, 9601906000 is more appropriate. If other materials are combined with the antlers, 9601908000 may be more suitable.