This handmade lamp uses Japanese kimono patterns (Ise-katagami), which have fascinated the world, for the lampshade. The frame is also made using traditional lacquer craftsmanship.
This lantern features the iconic classic andon shape and features intricate patterns using traditional Ise Katagami stencils. Crafted by artisans who embody both artist and craftsman, this lantern exudes a unique glow.Bringing refined elegance and serenity through its delicate Japanese motifs.Brings Beauty to Any Space

Are you familiar with Ise-katagami?
Ise-katagami is one of Japan's most representative traditional stencil-making techniques for dyeing textiles. Originating in the Muromachi period, it has long been used for creating patterns on kimono fabrics. In particular, during the Edo period, the craft reached a high level of specialization, used to dye samurai kamishimo (formal attire) as well as the fine komon patterns of townspeople’s clothing.