Japanese Lantern Table Lamp

Inspired by the Japanese Akari lantern tradition of 1951 — the Xuanzhi table lamp uses handmade mulberry paper that softens light into a gentle, even glow. Like the fishermen's bamboo lanterns that first inspired the design, it transforms any space with a warm, tranquil presence. "The fishermen used lanterns to attract fish — ribs made of bamboo covered with fine paper. For this lamp, mulberry tree paper is used, because it softens the light, making it gentle and spreading it evenly." See It In Action Product overview Japanese elegance meets modern design Eastern charm & modern elegance Styling & light quality Additional showcase Customer Post on Instagram @bryceathome View on Instagram Features Mulberry Paper Shade Handmade washi paper softens light into a gentle, even ambient glow — the same technique used in traditional Japanese lanterns. 8 Sizes From compact (∅10.2") to statement-scale (∅33.1") — a size for every space and surface. Plug-In 59" cord with inline on/off switch — place anywhere without hardwiring. Glue traces at shade edge — normal handcraft characteristic The shade undergoes a meticulous hand-bonding process using paper and glue. Minor glue traces along the edge of the lampshade are a normal result of this handcraft process — not a quality issue. Glue traces at shade edge — normal handcraft characteristic Wiring Connection Guide Black wire → connect to Hole 2 White wire → connect to Hole 3 Available Sizes Diameter × Height Notes ∅10.2" × H14.6" (26 × 37 cm) Small S ∅10.2" × H16.9" (26 × 43 cm) — ∅11.8" × H21.6" (30 × 55 cm) — ∅13.0" × H22.8" (33 × 58 cm) — ∅15.7" × H22.8" (40 × 58 cm) Medium M ∅16.5" × H23.6" (42 × 60 cm) — ∅17.3" × H26.8" (44 × 67 cm) — ∅33.1" × H47.2" (84 × 120 cm) Large L Size reference — standard proportions Small / Medium / Large comparison Styled interior