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TIRAKITA CO., LTD.
| Address | 339 Isshiki Hayama-machi Miura-gun Kanagawa, JAPAN ZIP:238-0026 |
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| Representative Name | Atsushi Umehara |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | closed |
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SD item code:11244768
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Size: Height (including metal fittings and string portion): approx. 82 cm, Weight: approx. 450 g
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Country of manufacture: Vietnam
Material / component: Bamboo*Metal*Synthetic fiber
Package: Identical to photo
Year of manufacture: 2022
Product tag: None
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Description
| *Traditional Lanterns from Hoi An, Vietnam These lantern-shaped lanterns are often seen when visiting Vietnam. The warmth of the handmade bamboo framework and the traditional patterns that remind us of the history engraved on the beautiful, shiny fabric cloth, The stylish French streetscape and the countless lanterns with their fantastic light leaking from their lanterns, both vertically and horizontally, are enough to make you let out a sigh of relief. In Hoi An, Vietnam, where the entire city is a World Heritage site, lanterns are laid out every month on the night of the full moon. It is a cultural practice to remember and honor ancestors, and they used to make offerings of fruits and flowers at family altars. They burn incense *mei ku, for good luck and prosperity. It would be like having Obon every month in Japan, metaphorically speaking. Then the lights go out in the historic district of the old town, and only the lanterns are lit. *This is an item that is full of Vietnamese flavor! This item is not made for the Japanese market, so it may be a little rough in some parts and may look slightly different from the picture. Please use your own light bulbs or candles. When photographed, we used a bare light bulb thrown in to create a very nice atmosphere! Please note that each item is handmade, so each design pattern is different. Please be aware of this before purchasing. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From May.28th to Jul.31st |
| Air Mail | From May.10th to May.14th |
| EMS | From May.9th to May.14th |
| Pantos Express | From May.13th to May.16th |
| DHL | From May.9th to May.13th |
| UPS | From May.9th to May.13th |
| FedEx | From May.9th to May.13th |
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[Material: Bamboo*Metal*Synthetic fiber
[Size]Height (including metal fittings and string): approx. 82cm Diameter: approx. 32 cm (approx.) Diameter of the bulb slot at the top: approx. 7 cm (approx.) [Weight] Approx. 450g [Instructions] Place the metal frame with the circle on top and the metal frame without the circle on the bottom, and insert the frame into the hollow in the bottom part of the inside of the lamp. [Remarks] Please note that this is a handmade product and there may be some bond marks, uneven weave, mold loss, and individual differences in size. Please refrain from using the product in places where it is directly exposed to rain. In addition, please note that the use of candles or electricity is the responsibility of the customer, and that we cannot be held responsible in the event of any mishaps. [Category]Ethnic goods:Asian lampshades [Tags] Hoi An Lantern Lamp Lantern Interior Lampshade Lantern Vietnam Asian Lampshade Lamps Ethnic India Asian Goods |
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These lantern-shaped lanterns are often seen when visiting Vietnam. The warmth of the handmade bamboo framework and the traditional patterns that remind us of the history engraved on the beautiful, shiny fabric cloth,
The stylish French streetscape and the countless lanterns with their fantastic light leaking from their lanterns, both vertically and horizontally, are enough to make you let out a sigh of relief.
In Hoi An, Vietnam, where the entire city is a World Heritage site, lanterns are laid out every month on the night of the full moon. It is a cultural practice to remember and honor ancestors, and they used to make offerings of fruits and flowers at family altars.
They burn incense *mei ku, for good luck and prosperity. It would be like having Obon every month in Japan, metaphorically speaking.
Then the lights go out in the historic district of the old town, and only the lanterns are lit.
*This is an item that is full of Vietnamese flavor!
This item is not made for the Japanese market, so it may be a little rough in some parts and may look slightly different from the picture. Please use your own light bulbs or candles.
When photographed, we used a bare light bulb thrown in to create a very nice atmosphere!
Please note that each item is handmade, so each design pattern is different. Please be aware of this before purchasing.
ベトナムに訪れるとよく見かけるのがこの提灯型のランタンです。手作りの温かみを感じさせる竹製の枠組み、光沢のある美しい生地の布に刻み込まれた歴史を感じさせる伝統的な模様、
フランス的な洒落た街並みと、ランタンから漏れる幻想的な光が縦にも横にも無数に並んでいる様子は溜息が漏れてしまう程です。
街全体が世界遺産だというベトナムのホイアンでは毎月、満月の夜にランタンを並べます。それは先祖を忘れないようにしたり、敬ったりという文化で、家庭の祭壇に果物やお花をお供えしていたそうです。
彼らはお香・冥器を、幸運と繁栄のために燃やします。日本に喩えると毎月お盆があるような感じでしょうか。
そして旧市街の歴史保存地区一帯の電気は消え、ランタンの明かりだけが灯されてゆきます。
■ベトナムの風情溢れるアイテムです
日本向けに作られているものではないので、日本製に比べると多少作りの粗い所、写真と多少違う所がある場合がございます。なお、こちらの商品には電球やソケットなどは付属しませんので、お手持ちの電球やキャンドルをお使いください。
撮影時には裸電球を投げ込む形で使用してみましたが、とっても素敵な雰囲気になりましたよ！
なお、1点1点が手作りのため、デザインパターンがそれぞれ異なっております。予めご了承のうえお買い求めくださいませ。