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Japanese rice paper lanterns, also known as “akari,” are a traditional form of lighting that has been used in Japan for centuries. Made from a thin, delicate paper called washi, these lanterns are typically hung outside of homes and businesses, illuminating the night with a soft, warm glow. Originally used …

Japanese rice paper lanterns, also known as “washi” lanterns, are a traditional form of decorative lighting that has been used in Japan for centuries. Made from delicate, translucent rice paper, these lanterns are carefully crafted to create a soft, warm glow when illuminated. The paper used to make these lanterns …

Japanese rice paper lanterns, also known as “chochin,” are a traditional form of lantern that have been used for centuries in Japan. These lanterns are typically made from a bamboo frame covered in a thin, translucent paper made from rice fibers. The paper allows the soft glow of the candle …

Japanese rice paper lanterns, also known as “akari,” are a traditional form of decoration that has been used in Japan for centuries. These lanterns are typically made from washi paper, a type of paper that is known for its lightweight and translucent qualities. The intricate designs on the paper are …

Japanese rice paper lanterns, also known as akari, are traditional lanterns that are commonly used in Japan to light up homes, businesses, and temples during festivals and special occasions. These lanterns are typically made with a sturdy frame covered in delicate rice paper, which allows soft, diffused light to shine …

Japanese rice paper lanterns, also known as chochin, are traditional decorative lanterns that have been used in Japan for centuries. Made from a wooden frame covered in paper, these lanterns are typically cylindrical in shape and come in a variety of sizes. They are often hung outside of restaurants, shops, …

Foscarini is a brand that creates cool light and surprises us again and again! Today it’s a lamp collection called Rituals – different shapes of frosted blown glass seem to be arranged randomly and harmonize exactly because they are together. Japanese rice paper lamps inspired these pieces and have been …