Feature
●Dimensions: Height 33.1 inches (84 cm) x Fire Bag Diameter 13.4 inches (34 cm) / Foot Natural Wood Heyaki / Fire Bag: Double Layer Silk (Bound Mountain Water) / Electronics: 110V 40W, Intermediate Switch / Note: Comes in a decorative paper box (Box dimensions: L 18.3 x W x H) 15 x 39.5 inches (7 cm)
●Obon bon Festival lanterns will welcome your ancestors or deceased spirits by decorating the O-bon lanterns. We offer beautiful O-bon lanterns for gift giving or serving for the deceased
●The flame bags are tailored with double layers of silk and washi paper and provide a soft and beautiful light light. The characteristic and calm "Hibibisci Mountain Water" pattern is hand-painted by artisans with skilled techniques. The cord has a convenient intermediate switch that makes it easy to turn on and off. The O-bon lanterns come in a decorative paper box. The Gifu lanterns are also designated as traditional arts and crafts since the Edo period
●As per your request, well include paper such as "Prefecture", "Spirit" and "Bonus". If you want, please put it in the [Shopping Cart] and check [Gift Settings] to select the type of paper for gift wrapping paper. The O-bon lanterns are typically used as a "Ofo-za" or "companion". The front written “Before Forest” is for all Buddhisms after 409 days, and “Primal Spirit” is used for funerals, and other Buddhisms up to 409 days, and the “Companion” is used for all Buddhisms regardless of the 409 days. If you would like to personalize the paper with your name, please contact us by e-mail after purchasing the product
●Comes with a certificate issued by Takita Shoten which is proof of the quality of the Takita Shoten brand
Description
This is a lanterns for Obon bon bon Festivals.
Comes with a certificate issued by Takita Shoten which is proof of the quality of the Takita Shoten brand. The flame bags are tailored with double layers of silk and washi paper and provide a soft and beautiful light light. The characteristic and calm "Hibibisci Mountain Water" pattern is hand-painted by artisans with skilled techniques. The cord has a convenient intermediate switch that makes it easy to turn on and off. The O-bon lanterns come in a decorative paper box. The Gifu lanterns are also designated as traditional arts and crafts since the Edo period.