This is a new compact-sized lantern that is easy to display alongside modern Buddhist altars and mini Buddhist altars.
The fire chamber is double-layered with silk and Japanese paper, creating a gentle light that softly illuminates the surroundings.

This is a modern design revolving lantern with a beautiful combination of a checkered pattern and hand-painted Turkish bellflowers and sweet peas. It is the perfect size to easily match with both Japanese-style rooms and living rooms.

The revolving tube is installed inside, causing the tube to rotate and creating a unique atmosphere typical of Obon festivals.
Since it is a Bon lantern with a revolving tube, it can be used in two patterns: with or without the revolving tube.
It can be used according to your preference, considering the balance with other lanterns used for decoration.
*The revolving tube rotates due to the heat from the light bulb, similar to a windmill. Therefore, it may take some time to start rotating after the light bulb is turned on.

The elegant fire chamber features a warm feeling, with light-colored Turkish bellflowers and sweet peas painted on it, making it a gentle lantern.
It is a lantern that brightens the Obon decorations, welcoming important ancestors in a lively manner.

Hagoromo series is available in different patterns.Please check from here.Please confirm from here.

[Product size (cm)] Width 17 × Height 47
*Dimensions may vary slightly.
[Box size (cm)] Width 20 × Depth 57 × Height 19.5
[Main body material] Wood
[Fire chamber material] Double-layered silk (inner layer — Japanese paper)
[Electrical] Cord type, light bulb
[Origin] Japan (Gifu lanterns)
[Weight (g)] 450

[Handling precautions]
- Be careful of water exposure to the fire chamber, and avoid fire from incense sticks or candles.
- Turn off the electricity when not in use.
- When storing, first remove dust with a feather duster, soft brush, or cloth. Do not use chemical cloths, water, detergents, volatile chemicals, or insecticides.
- Since many natural materials are used, be cautious of insect damage.
- When using insect repellents, use ones suitable for lanterns. Overuse may cause damage, so please be careful.

[Points for using the revolving tube]
- Attach the needle (holder) vertically to the light bulb.
- Confirm that the needle fits properly into the revolving tube and place it horizontally.
- Check that the revolving tube does not contact the light bulb or the upper foot.
- Wipe the upper foot and revolving tube with a damp cloth to suppress static electricity.
- Check that no dust or debris is attached to the tip of the core rod or the glass part that holds the needle of the revolving tube.
- The revolving tube operates by the upward airflow generated by the heat of the light bulb. Therefore, even in a set of two or more, the rotation speed and other characteristics may vary depending on how the airflow hits. Please understand this in advance.

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