Lantern-style shade [AX0229]｜AXESQUIN｜AXESQUIN

Axes Queen Lantern-style Shade

■Quote from manufacturer's description
Andon lanterns are still used in inns, restaurants, shrines, and other places today.
There are many different types of andon lanterns that became popular during the Edo period, but this andon-style shade is very light and does not take up much packing space; simply by placing an LED light or headlamp inside, it can be used as both a hanging lantern or a standing lantern.
When you place it on the Shinogi Chabudai (already on sale) and light it, a diagonal lattice pattern and the character "Ryo" will appear, and eating dinner surrounded by the soft light will make you feel as if you are in a small restaurant in the mountains.
If you hang it on a tarp and spread out the drawstring bag underneath, the round light will illuminate the fallen leaves, bringing a sense of peace to your shining space.
The key to survival is aesthetics, so we recommend using a light source with a warm white color.
By tightening the drawstring bag, you can prevent flying insects from entering the lantern, and when not in use as a lantern, it can also be used as a staff bag.
By the way, the lighting on the platform at Takaosanguchi Station, a familiar spot in Tokyo's Ryo Field, is also designed in the style of a lantern.
Please check it out before you go out.

- Creates a lantern-like effect with small LED lights and headlamp lights
-Easy-to-use top and bottom opening and drawstring
・Can be placed on the Shinogi Chabudai or hung on a tarp
-Can also be used as a staff bag
・Ryo Print
Lightweight and compact
・Made in our own factory in Echizen City, Fukui Prefecture

■ Product number: AX0229
■Material: Body: 62% polyester, 38% nylon, Mouth: 100% polyester
Weight: 14g
■Size: Mouth cloth 5.5cm + Body 12cm + Mouth cloth 5.5cm, Diameter 8cm

*Since we use manufacturer images, the specifications (logo position, color, pattern position, etc.) may differ slightly from this product.