Traditional handmade kumiko table night light lantern (middle version)

Classic japanese table night light lantern (middle version). I've been trying hard to make my lanterns looks like the original Japanese one. The frame of the lantern is made of oak, the lattice is made of marple and true shoji paper. Every parts are connected without any metal details, I use only classical carpenter wood connections. The lamp has removeble top panel for easy access. The lantern is finished with natural oil (Rubio PURE) and waxes. It includes an E27 socket. If required I can change the plug type (US, EU or UK, even AU) or wire color (black or white). Size: height - 27 cm; width and length - 16 cm. I need about 1-2 weeks to make a lantern. It depends on how much orders I have to make for that time. Any questions or variation offers (color, size, etc.) we can discuss in personal messages or at my own email. Some short information: A Japanese table lantern made of wood and shoji paper is a traditional and elegant lighting fixture that combines natural materials and craftsmanship. Shoji paper is a type of translucent paper traditionally used in Japanese architecture to create sliding doors and windows. When combined with wood, it creates a soft and diffused glow, adding a warm and serene atmosphere to the surroundings. Here's a brief description of the key components: Wooden Frame: The frame of the lantern is typically made from wood, that may be left natural or treated with a clear finish to highlight its grain and color. Shoji Paper Panels: Shoji paper is used to create the panels of the lantern. This paper is made from mulberry fibers and is known for its translucency. It allows light to pass through while diffusing it, creating a soft and ambient glow. The paper panels are carefully attached to the wooden frame. Design and Structure: Japanese lanterns often feature a simple and elegant design. The frame may be designed with clean lines and minimalistic details, adhering to traditional Japanese aesthetics. The structure may consist of multiple panels, forming a box-like shape. Light Source: A small electric or candlelight source is placed inside the lantern to provide illumination. Modern versions typically use electric bulbs, which are safer and more convenient. Size and Portability: Table lanterns are designed to be compact and portable, making them suitable for placement on tables, shelves, or other surfaces. The size can vary, and some lanterns may have a handle for easy carrying. Ambiance and Cultural Significance: Japanese table lanterns serve both functional and aesthetic purposes. They contribute to the overall ambiance of a space, providing soft and calming light. Additionally, they often hold cultural significance and are used in traditional Japanese ceremonies and celebrations. When purchasing or appreciating a Japanese table lantern, consider the craftsmanship, materials used, and the overall design, as these elements contribute to the beauty and authenticity of the piece.