Introducing the "Moonlight" lamp, an enchanting piece that illuminates your space with captivating glow. This lamp is handcrafted with meticulous care by skilled artisans in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, embodying the history and innovation of bamboo craftsmanship that has a tradition spanning 800 years. It features elegant rattan knots that diffuse light softly through delicate paper, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
The "Moonlight" lamp is shaped using expert bamboo bending and knotting techniques, skills that artisans acquire through 5 to 10 years of dedicated training. These techniques ensure that each lamp is not merely a source of light but a masterpiece of artistic value, blending traditional Japanese elegance with organic design.Unlike other Japanese lighting options, "Moonlight" offers a unique aesthetic that combines traditional craftsmanship with a contemporary touch. Its warm hues and intricate design significantly enhance the aesthetic and cultural value of any space, transcending mere illumination to become a part of living history.
Delivered ready to use straight out of the box, the "Moonlight" lamp comes fully assembled, instantly transforming any interior into a calm, stylish setting. For optimal performance, please use transformers or adapters that comply with local electrical standards.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Quantity: 1
Dimension: Width 19 cm (7.5 in) × Depth 19 cm (7.5 in) × Height 35 cm (13.8 in)
Material: Bamboo
Origin: Made in Shizuoka, Japan
Brand: Shizuoka Bamboo Craft Cooperative Association
Light Base Size: E26
Rated Voltage of the bulb: 100V
Rated power consumption: 40W
IMPORTANT NOTICES
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.
