Discover this magnificent suspended Japanese lantern to illuminate your kitchen!
Do you know the origin of the Japanese lantern? Originally from China, it became very popular in Japan during the Edo period in the 19th century. This lantern combines practicality, aesthetics, and usefulness. Its foldable structure is ideal for saving space during storage.
This Japanese lamp is made from rice paper or mulberry fibers. Washi paper is elegant and refined. It is mounted on an iron structure that keeps it in place. It can have a cylindrical shape, like this one, or a ball shape.
The motif of this Japanese lantern is miso soup. This typical dish from the Nippon archipelago is colorful, healthy, and delicious. It is accompanied by its famous soup spoon and traditional chopsticks. This lantern will fit perfectly in your kitchen!
Here are some suggestions to enhance this cylindrical lantern:
- To create a soft and dimmed ambiance, add a light bulb or a candle to this paper lamp and unfold the paper structure. You can also opt for a lampshade for a true zen kitchen.
- Use the hook located above the lantern to hang it from a ceiling light. If you prefer, simply place it on a piece of furniture like a dresser and light a candle inside for a guaranteed traditional lantern effect!
- If you love cute Japanese symbols, take a look at our maneki-neko lantern. It represents Japan’s lucky cat, an absolute must-have!
- If you want to discover other Japanese lighting fixtures, we invite you to check out our collection of Japanese lanterns. You will find ball and cylindrical lamps, in red or white paper, always adorned with our favorite Japanese motifs!
