Parker Pendant Wood Finish:Maple Her advocacy helped pave the

Her advocacy helped pave the way for women’s suffrage granted in 1953

75” opal glass globe and nestled in an American hardwood canopy

A fresh interpretation of wall-mounted candle sconces featuring a handcrafted ceramic backplate

Each light is handmade to order just for you at our Oregon studio

A modernist study of material and craftsmanship

Parker Pendant Wood Finish:Maple Her advocacy helped pave theTimeless simplicity and fine American craftsmanship. Available in maple or walnut. Namesake: Theodore Parker (1810 1860) was a transcendentalist, proponent of womens suffrage, and a major figure in the abolitionist movement. Parker was friends with Emerson, Alcott and Thoreau, and his words would later inspire speeches by Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King Jr.