Sadly, the lamp arrived damaged. Even so I was disappointed and surprised that a lamp costing over $150 was basically one side of a long sheet of currogated cardboard and some plastic end pieces to help achieve the twisting effect. I guess I misunderstood what I was paying for. It was "signed by the artist," so I guess the cost had more to do with it being a reproduced piece of artwork (light and paper sculpture) than it being just a lamp. I'm married to a professional artist and absolutely understand and respect the investment in art. However, in this case, I just wanted a lamp with a paper shade. I share this just so others know what they are purchasing and understand the cost. If you want a work of art - definitely go for it.
I do want to say that Wayfair responded with excellent customer service and immediately agreed to process a refund due to the damage.