One hundred and forty listings read in one afternoon. Three houses print a single discount figure across their whole range - 20%, 10% and 10% - no matter what the light costs.
We read every table lamp, wall light, floor lamp and pendant Tata CLiQ returned on its own search on 14 November 2026 — 140 listings — and nearly a third of them carry a discount that was decided once, per brand. One house badges exactly 20% on all 20 of its lights, from Rs. 1,900 to Rs. 11,180. Two others badge exactly 10% on every tile they list. Meanwhile the house that owns the cheap end of the shelf never badges below 63% and never sells above Rs. 3,499. Sort this shelf by discount and you have sorted it by price, backwards.
Every price below was pulled from Tata CLiQ on November 14, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Tata CLiQ coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
Two houses own the bottom of this shelf, and neither discounts less than 61%.
Rs. 599 against a stated Rs. 1,800, badged 67%
Why it earned its spot the cheapest listing seated here, from the house that holds the entire bottom of this shelf.
Rs. 899 against a stated Rs. 2,475, badged 64%
Why it earned its spot a second deep-badge house, running a narrower range than the first.
Rs. 959 against a stated Rs. 5,000, badged 81%
Why it earned its spot one of the few seated listings that publishes a rating at all.
Rs. 1,055 against a stated Rs. 7,000, badged 85%
Why it earned its spot the deepest badge seated here, against a round Rs. 7,000.
Rs. 1,249 against a stated Rs. 4,000, badged 69%
Why it earned its spot sits on its house's median badge of 70%.
Rs. 1,349 against a stated Rs. 3,475, badged 61%
Why it earned its spot the shallowest badge in this half of the page, and still above the shelf median.
Rs. 1,699 against a stated Rs. 5,000, badged 66%
Why it earned its spot the last listing under Rs. 1,900, and the end of the deep-badge stretch.
The second badge regime begins - a fixed percentage that will not move for the next Rs. 9,000 of price.
Rs. 1,900 against a stated Rs. 2,375, badged 20%
Why it earned its spot the first of twenty listings from one house, every one badged exactly 20%.
Rs. 2,060 against a stated Rs. 2,575, badged 20%
Why it earned its spot second of the twenty, Rs. 160 dearer, identical badge.
Rs. 2,300 against a stated Rs. 2,875, badged 20%
Why it earned its spot three in a row at the same flat percentage.
A 57% tile Rs. 399 above a 20% one, and the listing that lands exactly on the shelf median.
Rs. 2,699 against a stated Rs. 6,350, badged 57%
Why it earned its spot the deep-badge house returning above Rs. 2,500.
Rs. 3,250 against a stated Rs. 9,150, badged 64%
Why it earned its spot a third house, sitting between the two badge regimes.
Rs. 3,499 against a stated Rs. 10,000, badged 65%
Why it earned its spot the ceiling of the 37-listing deep-badge house.
Rs. 3,699 against a stated Rs. 6,790, badged 46%
Why it earned its spot lands exactly on the shelf's median badge and just above its median price.
Rs. 3,800 against a stated Rs. 6,950, badged 45%
Why it earned its spot a second tile from the varying-badge house at almost the same claim multiple.
Where the shelf gets expensive and the badge stops describing the product entirely.
Rs. 4,140 against a stated Rs. 5,175, badged 20%
Why it earned its spot the flat-20% house again, now more than twice the price of its first tile.
Rs. 4,499 against a stated Rs. 8,990, badged 50%
Why it earned its spot a clean half off a round-ish number, from the Kapoor group.
Rs. 5,100 against a stated Rs. 6,375, badged 20%
Why it earned its spot fifth flat-20% tile, and the listing is a set rather than one light.
Rs. 5,740 against a stated Rs. 7,175, badged 20%
Why it earned its spot the sixth 20% tile, carrying the lowest star average in the read.
Rs. 6,499 against a stated Rs. 10,850, badged 40%
Why it earned its spot the varying-badge house near the top of its own range.
Rs. 7,390 against a stated Rs. 12,190, badged 39%
Why it earned its spot the dearest non-flat-badge listing seated here.
Rs. 8,219 against a stated Rs. 9,133, badged 10%
Why it earned its spot the dearest seated listing, from a house that badges exactly 10% on all thirteen of its tiles.
Tata CLiQ runs coupon and bank offers that change by day, card and basket, and this read was made logged out, so nothing beyond the listed price is included here. Ignore the badge: 43 of these 140 listings carry a flat percentage set once per brand. Check whether a bulb is included and what fitting it takes — the listing titles rarely say. Check whether you are buying one light or a set, since at least one tile here is a pair. Check the drop length or lamp height against where it is going. And expect no reviews: 108 of the 140 listings publish none at all. If you are pricing the same aisle elsewhere, our October read of this shelf and the Myntra table lamp shelf were read the same way.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Homesake turquoise table lamp, Rs. 599 — the cheapest seated listing | Rs. 599 | Rs. 1,800 | 67% |
| ExclusiveLane PVC pendant lamp, Rs. 899 — 64%, no rating published | Rs. 899 | Rs. 2,475 | 64% |
| Homesake copper wall light, Rs. 959 — 81% off a stated Rs. 5,000 | Rs. 959 | Rs. 5,000 | 81% |
| Homesake Sky Tulip floor lamp, Rs. 1,055 — 85%, the deepest seated | Rs. 1,055 | Rs. 7,000 | 85% |
| Homesake Petalia pendant, Rs. 1,249 — 69% | Rs. 1,249 | Rs. 4,000 | 69% |
| ExclusiveLane black iron pendants, Rs. 1,349 — 61% | Rs. 1,349 | Rs. 3,475 | 61% |
| Homesake ARC khadi standing lamp, Rs. 1,699 — 66% | Rs. 1,699 | Rs. 5,000 | 66% |
| FOS LIGHTING flush ceiling light, Rs. 1,900 — exactly 20% | Rs. 1,900 | Rs. 2,375 | 20% |
| FOS LIGHTING Victorian weatherproof light, Rs. 2,060 — exactly 20% | Rs. 2,060 | Rs. 2,575 | 20% |
| FOS LIGHTING brass wall sconce, Rs. 2,300 — exactly 20% again | Rs. 2,300 | Rs. 2,875 | 20% |
| ExclusiveLane handwoven conical pendant, Rs. 2,699 — 57% | Rs. 2,699 | Rs. 6,350 | 57% |
| Divine Trends 3-shelf floor lamp, Rs. 3,250 — 64% | Rs. 3,250 | Rs. 9,150 | 64% |
| Homesake vintage multicolour pendants, Rs. 3,499 — the house ceiling | Rs. 3,499 | Rs. 10,000 | 65% |
| Kapoor Winchester wall light, Rs. 3,699 — 46%, the shelf median badge | Rs. 3,699 | Rs. 6,790 | 46% |
| Divine Trends corrugated light, Rs. 3,800 — 45% | Rs. 3,800 | Rs. 6,950 | 45% |
| FOS LIGHTING cast aluminium uplight, Rs. 4,140 — 20%, fourth in a row | Rs. 4,140 | Rs. 5,175 | 20% |
| Kapoor Joanna pendant light, Rs. 4,499 — exactly 50% | Rs. 4,499 | Rs. 8,990 | 50% |
| FOS LIGHTING string bowl pendant set, Rs. 5,100 — 20% | Rs. 5,100 | Rs. 6,375 | 20% |
| FOS LIGHTING pleated pendant, Rs. 5,740 — 20%, the sixth | Rs. 5,740 | Rs. 7,175 | 20% |
| Divine Trends adjustable floor lamp, Rs. 6,499 — 40% | Rs. 6,499 | Rs. 10,850 | 40% |
| Kapoor Nolan pendant, Rs. 7,390 — 39% | Rs. 7,390 | Rs. 12,190 | 39% |
| Whispering Homes outdoor pole light, Rs. 8,219 — exactly 10% | Rs. 8,219 | Rs. 9,133 | 10% |
Each selling price, stated MRP, badge, star average and rating count came from the JSON tatacliq.com's own search returns for "table lamp", "wall light", "floor lamp" and "pendant light", read 14 November 2026, logged out, from India, nothing bought, no coupon or bank offer applied. 140 distinct listings after deduplicating; 22 are seated here, and every median, range and count is computed over all 140.
One house's 20 listings all badge exactly 20%, across prices from Rs. 1,900 to Rs. 11,180. A second badges exactly 10% on all 13 of its listings, Rs. 5,006 to Rs. 32,884. A third does the same on 10 listings, Rs. 16,272 to Rs. 20,502. That is 43 of the 140 listings — nearly a third of the shelf — where the stated MRP is arithmetically just the price scaled up by a fixed factor. This is read from published fields and implies no wrongdoing by Tata CLiQ or any brand.
The house with 37 listings never badges below 63%, runs to a median of 70%, and tops out at Rs. 3,499. The two 10% houses both start above Rs. 5,000. Sorting this shelf by discount therefore sorts it by price in reverse, which is why this page orders its picks by what you pay.
Only 32 listings in the read return a star average, and the counts behind them are small — the seated examples carry 17, 11, 2 and 1 ratings. A 5.0 on two ratings and a 1.0 on one are not quality evidence, so every star figure on this page is printed with its count and no listing is ranked on stars.
This is a price read. No light was ordered, wired, mounted or measured. Brightness, lumens, colour temperature, bulb fitting, included bulbs, wiring quality, IP rating and outdoor suitability are not assessed anywhere on this page, and words like "weatherproof", "brass" and "handwoven" are quoted from listing titles rather than verified. Where a listing is a set of two, the title says so and this page repeats it.
We read Tata CLiQ's lighting shelf on 1 October 2026 as well, then returning 36 listings, and found a different pattern — one house stating reference prices divisible by 500. This November read is four times the size, covers wall, floor and pendant lighting rather than mostly table lamps, and reports a different finding. The October page is linked in the related reading below so you can compare the two directly.
Across 140 distinct lighting listings read on 14 November 2026, prices ran from Rs. 191 to Rs. 73,990 with a median of Rs. 3,449, and 44 of the 140 sold under Rs. 2,000. The cheap end is almost entirely two houses selling table lamps, wall lights and pendants between about Rs. 200 and Rs. 3,500; above Rs. 5,000 the shelf shifts to brands that discount far less. Badges ran 10% to 88%, median 46%. The shelf mixes table lamps, wall sconces, floor lamps, pendant lights and outdoor fittings, so those figures describe that mix. Prices move daily.
Because one brand applies that figure to its entire range. Twenty listings from a single house in this read all badge exactly 20%, at prices from Rs. 1,900 to Rs. 11,180. In each case the stated MRP works out to the selling price divided by 0.8, so the reference number contains no information the price does not already give you. Two further houses do the same thing at exactly 10% — 13 listings from Rs. 5,006 to Rs. 32,884, and 10 more from Rs. 16,272 to Rs. 20,502. Setting a uniform house discount is ordinary and lawful retail practice and nothing here alleges otherwise; the only consequence for a shopper is that the badge cannot rank two of that brand's lights against each other.
Not in the sense the percentages suggest, because the two come from different parts of the shelf. The house behind the deepest badges — 37 listings, 63% to 88%, median 70% — tops out at Rs. 3,499. The houses badging exactly 10% start above Rs. 5,000. So the deep badges sit on the cheap lights and the shallow ones on the expensive lights, and sorting by discount sorts the shelf by price in reverse. The rupee figure is the only number that compares two listings, and even that says nothing about brightness or build, neither of which this read assessed.
Mostly not. Only 32 of the 140 listings in this read publish a star average at all, and the counts behind them are tiny — among the listings seated on this page, the rating counts are 17, 11, 2 and 1. A 5.0 average on two ratings and a 1.0 on one rating are not evidence of quality in either direction, which is why every star figure here is printed with its count attached and no listing is ranked on stars. On a shelf with almost no ratings and a badge anchored to a seller-chosen reference price, the price and the return window are the two numbers worth reading.
Check whether a bulb is included and what fitting it takes — neither appears reliably in these listing titles, and this read verified neither. Check whether the listing is one light or a set: one seated tile here is a set of two, which halves its per-piece price. Check the stated dimensions against your ceiling height or table, since pendant drop length and lamp height vary enormously across this shelf. If it is for outdoors, check the IP rating on the product page — two listings here describe themselves as weatherproof and nothing in this read confirms that. And ignore the badge: 43 of the 140 listings carry a flat house percentage that tells you nothing about the light.





















