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A Light from the Edo Period, Reimagined for Modern Spaces
The yumihari chochin is a traditional Japanese lantern once carried by samurai, merchants, and travelers to illuminate the road at night.
This lamp preserves its historic form and is handcrafted in Japan by skilled lantern artisans using traditional Japanese washi paper.
Its elegant elongated silhouette and curved handle give it a distinctive sculptural presence. When illuminated, a soft glow passes gently through the washi paper, bringing a quiet warmth and unmistakably Japanese atmosphere to the space.
The lamp is battery-powered and cordless, allowing it to be displayed wherever you choose. It can be placed on a table or shelf, carried by its handle, or suspended as a hanging lantern.
It complements both traditional and contemporary interiors, including living rooms, bedrooms, restaurants, hotels, boutiques, and gallery spaces. Even when unlit, it can be enjoyed as a decorative object that reflects the beauty of Japanese craftsmanship.
Each lantern is individually made by hand. Subtle variations in the texture of the washi paper and the shape of the lantern are natural characteristics of the artisanal process, making every piece unique.
A meaningful gift for those who appreciate Japanese culture, folk craft, wabi-sabi interiors, and traditional design.
Bring a light shaped by Japanese tradition into your everyday life.
Product Details
- Made in Japan
- Crafted with traditional Japanese washi paper
- Handmade by Japanese chochin lantern artisans
- Battery-powered and cordless
- Can be displayed standing, carried, or suspended
- Each piece has subtle handmade variations
- Size: 52 cm (H) × 13 cm (W)
International Orders
Due to air transportation regulations, batteries cannot be included with international shipments. Please purchase compatible batteries locally after receiving the item.
Import duties, taxes, and customs clearance fees may apply depending on the destination country. Any such charges are the responsibility of the customer.
