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CLASICA ,CO,LTD
| Address | 3-3-2 bijyogikita Todashi Saitama, JAPAN ZIP:335-0038 |
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| Representative Name | Shinichi Sakabe |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | 10 |
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SD item code:12764634
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Floor stand with incandescent lamp
2 packages 430x430x400 / 325x325x1600
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フロアースタンド 白熱電球
2梱包 430x430x400 / 325x325x1600
(ADS-F101 wil-G NF （ウィロボウ）)
JAN:4580630890548
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(ADS-F101 wil-G NF （ウィロボウ）)
JAN:4580630890548
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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| S2 |
Floor stand with incandescent lamp
2 packages 430x430x400 / 325x325x1600
Original text before translation
フロアースタンド 白熱電球
2梱包 430x430x400 / 325x325x1600
(ADS-F101 wil-G NF LED（ウィロボウ）)
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(ADS-F101 wil-G NF LED（ウィロボウ）)
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
In Stock
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About 1 week
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| Dimensions |
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Width 280mm, Height 1610mm (Base diameter 300mm) 4.0kg
E26 100Wx1 (normal bulb) + E12 5Wx1 (nut bulb) Black vinyl cord Shade arm type (top 200mm bottom 420mm height 340mm frame drop 85mm) |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Wood (beech / painted) Shade Cotton
Package: Individual Packaging
Year of manufacture: 2024
Product tag: Attached
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Description
| This is an original floor stand created using William Morris fabrics, which are popular in Japan. William Morris's nature-inspired designs continue to attract many people around the world. Willow bough is one of the most popular designs among a wide range of people. This shade has a three-dimensional effect with the use of vertical bones, and is finished with dark brown tape on the top and bottom. The inside of the lampshade is also covered with fabric to create a soft light. (The fabric pattern of the shade cannot be specified for this product.) The body of the stand is made of natural wood. Therefore, the grain of the wood and the shade of the paint will differ from each other. This lamp is designed to be enjoyed both when the lamp is lit and when the lamp is turned off. Fabric No.PR7614/1 (Willow Bow) Willow bough was designed after Willow, a wallpaper designed in 1874, became very popular. Willow trees, which beautifully protect the banks of tributaries to the Thames, are Morris's most English trees. As his daughter May* Morris [was walking along the creek, her father would point out the details and variegated forms of the leaves. Shortly thereafter, wallpaper painted from his observations of willow trees adorned many a London living room, as if the relaxing places of the home were surrounded by green foliage."] The work is full of delicately layered dynamism, as he stated [William Morris, also known as the "father of modern design," has many deep-rooted fans in Japan as well as around the world, with numerous exhibitions held at art museums throughout the country. We offer original lighting with motifs of natural trees, plants, and flowers. These are original products only available here, using William Morris fabrics. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Dec.16th 2025 to Feb.17th 2026 |
| Air Mail | From Nov.28th 2025 to Dec.2nd 2025 |
| EMS | From Nov.27th 2025 to Dec.2nd 2025 |
| Pantos Express | From Dec.1st 2025 to Dec.4th 2025 |
| DHL | From Nov.27th 2025 to Dec.1st 2025 |
| UPS | From Nov.27th 2025 to Dec.1st 2025 |
| FedEx | From Nov.27th 2025 to Dec.1st 2025 |
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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
*Parts are imported and wired* and assembled in Japan.
Some imported parts such as minor screws and socket covers may be changed. We judge and ship them within the range of no problem in terms of costume. We appreciate your understanding. *We may take some time if stock is temporarily out of stock due to imports. Please contact us in case of no stock. There may be a discrepancy between the number of items in stock on this site and the number of items in stock at our company. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and ask for your understanding. *Please note that the products we handle are sold at catalog prices. *We ask that you bear the shipping costs for all items delivered outside of our normal delivery area, such as to remote islands. Please understand that we do not accept any responsibility for shipping charges for products outside of our normal delivery area. |
Other items from this category:
William Morris's nature-inspired designs continue to attract many people around the world.
Willow bough is one of the most popular designs among a wide range of people.
This shade has a three-dimensional effect with the use of vertical bones, and is finished with dark brown tape on the top and bottom.
The inside of the lampshade is also covered with fabric to create a soft light.
(The fabric pattern of the shade cannot be specified for this product.)
The body of the stand is made of natural wood. Therefore, the grain of the wood and the shade of the paint will differ from each other.
This lamp is designed to be enjoyed both when the lamp is lit and when the lamp is turned off.
Fabric No.PR7614/1 (Willow Bow)
Willow bough was designed after Willow, a wallpaper designed in 1874, became very popular.
Willow trees, which beautifully protect the banks of tributaries to the Thames, are Morris's most English trees.
As his daughter May* Morris [was walking along the creek, her father would point out the details and variegated forms of the leaves. Shortly thereafter, wallpaper painted from his observations of willow trees adorned many a London living room, as if the relaxing places of the home were surrounded by green foliage."]
The work is full of delicately layered dynamism, as he stated
[William Morris, also known as the "father of modern design," has many deep-rooted fans in Japan as well as around the world, with numerous exhibitions held at art museums throughout the country. We offer original lighting with motifs of natural trees, plants, and flowers. These are original products only available here, using William Morris fabrics.