With 15 euros, don't expect something luxurious. You get a Turkish-made light fixture with a similar quality of construction. There were some issues with the finishing on mine. One leg came scratched on one side. The legs are wooden with a glued veneer (laminate or something similar) that gives it this appearance, and the veneer was scratched at the end of one leg. Due to the low price, I didn't bother with the return process, I simply put that leg at the back towards the wall where it's not visible.

The light fixture requires some assembly, so have someone nearby who can lend a hand. The legs come pre-drilled, but the trunk where they will be screwed into doesn't have holes! So, each leg needs to be carefully aligned in its place and held firmly while screwing it in with the wood screw that will drill into the trunk. The screwing is easy, with a simple screwdriver you will be able to screw in the screws by drilling into the trunk. Just be careful to keep the leg steady in the correct position of the trunk as you screw it in, so it doesn't slip. Also, pass each screw through the washer first before screwing it in through the small hole on top, on which the silver cover will be screwed in later to hide the screw. I'm writing this because there were no instructions.

In about ten to fifteen minutes, you will have in your hands a cute light fixture, without luxurious finishing but I believe it's honest for its price. I put it on the side table in the living room and it looks nice while also providing a nice illumination at night (the lampshade I got has a fabric texture that allows a little light to pass through while the main lighting comes from above and below).

I don't regret buying it. Right price, cute result.