Japanese Lantern Geisha

Description

Opt for a zen and pleasant atmosphere with this Japanese Lantern Geisha

Very popular in the Land of the Rising Sun, the paper lamp has existed for several centuries. It was designed in China and then the idea was imported to Japan. But the Chinese fixture does not bend, unlike the Japanese one.

The Japanese lantern consists of a bamboo frame on which paper or silk is stretched. Washi paper is made from mulberry fiber. And bamboo has been replaced by wire. This Japanese lamp has a cylindrical shape. It represents a geisha. This refers to young Japanese people, who were very familiar with the art and codes of presentation at an early age.

• Chochin pattern: Geisha
• Dimension: 17.7 x 9.8 in / 45 x 25 cm
• Material: paper