Japanese Lamp (Light Not Included)

Stone lanterns were developed in 16th century Japan as a method of lighting garden paths leading to tearooms. Traditional tea ceremonies were often held in the evening. Guests would be expected to attain a certain level of mental refinement before reaching the tearooms, aided by strolling through a peaceful inner garden. Every element of the tea ceremony was designed to discourage distraction and promote inner harmony and various forms of lantern evolved.  w14” x d14” x h36” 95 lb, 3 pieces Shown in Ancient Stone *Lighting not included, will accommodate wiring Shipped by trucking company All prices in US$