In times when electricity was not available, stone lanterns served as vital sources of light, especially during evening ceremonies or events. The fire box provided a secure space to house the flame, protecting it from wind and weather conditions, while also adding to the ambiance and symbolism of the lantern within religious and cultural contexts.
This Antique Japanese lantern exemplifies the essence of ‘Wabi-Sabi’ beauty through its natural stone contours, evoking simplicity and imperfection as sources of aesthetic charm. Originally crafted to harmonize with traditional Japanese gardens, it presents an intriguing opportunity for placement within modern garden landscapes. Such an experiment could yield a distinctive ambiance, infusing the surroundings with a blend of timeless elegance and tranquil serenity.
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Dimensions: Hight 55cm, Width 35cm, Depth 20cm
Period (eat.): early Showa (1926-1989)
Material: stone
Weight: 26kg
