RIN is a washi lamp that embodies the traditional craft of Gifu Lanterns, made in the Mino region of Gifu Prefecture, Japan. Its soft, rounded shape and portability make it suitable for various settings. The gentle light, crafted using the Mino washi techniques that have been passed down for over 1300 years since the 8th century, warmly illuminates spaces, creating a calming ambiance.
This lamp uses washi paper meticulously crafted by skilled artisans. The washi is made using the traditional Japanese "nagashi-suki" method, resulting in paper with interwoven fibers that is strong and fabric-like, even when thin. All stages of production, from paper-making to lantern assembly, are carried out in Gifu, allowing you to feel the warmth and skill of the artisans in each piece.
The washi used in RIN is characterized by its unique texture and beautiful hues. Its portability allows you to experience the soft light and traditional beauty of Japan in various settings. This lamp is not just a lighting fixture, but a timeless story of artistry and elegance, bringing Japan's rich tradition and delicate craftsmanship into your home.
When using this product, please ensure you use a transformer or adapter that complies with the electrical standards of your region.
Product Details
Quantity: 1
Dimension: H21.5cm(8.4 in) × φ16.0cm(6.2 in)
Material: Mino Washi Paper
Origin: Made in Gifu, Japan
Brand: Hayashi Kogei
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Please note that each light is handcrafted with meticulous attention to detail, and slight variations in color and pattern may occur, making every piece uniquely yours.
To ensure the safe and enjoyable use of this lighting product, please refer to the comprehensive information in the PRODUCT DETAILS section. Use a voltage converter or adapter plug suitable for your country or region. For instance, Japan operates on a 100V system. In regions with a minor voltage difference, such as the United States and Canada, you may be able to use the product without a voltage converter. However, in countries with a significant voltage difference, such as Australia, a voltage converter is essential.
