Chōchin Pendant - Round

Name: Chōchin Pendant - Round
Brand: Yanase
SKU: POJ-YA-CR-B
Price: 16500 JPY
Availability: InStock

¥16,500

Illuminate your space with the Chōchin Pendant, made in collaboration with a multi-generational lantern maker in Kyoto.

Made of washi paper, this lantern shade emanates a soft and gentle glow, creating a serene ambiance in any room.

Install all three lights together or independently, depending on the room size.

Available in three shapes: Round, Wide, and Tall.

*Please note that the Chōchin Pendants do not include light bulbs and cords. Find instructions below to set up the Chōchin Pendant.

Items marked as preorder ship within 1 month.

ABOUT THE CRAFTSPEOPLE

The Yanase family is a 6th-generation family business established in the mid-19th century, specializing in Kyoto-style chochin lanterns. Up until the 1800s, lanterns were used as light sources - making chōchin shops electrical shops.

Nowadays, lanterns are more commonly used as decorations for shrines, temples, and festivals. As the number of craftspeople with the skills of chōchin-making decreases, the Yanase family is working to train young craftspeople to inherit traditional techniques, as they pivot to crafting lighting for modern homes.

HOW TO SET IT UP

Find the instructions here.

DIMENSIONS

Round: ⌀40 x H37 cm; ⌀16 x H14.5”

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Yanase Chochin

The Yanase family is a 6th-generation family business established in the mid-19th century, specializing in Kyoto-style chochin lanterns. Up until the 1800s, lanterns were used as light sources - making chōchin shops electrical shops.

Nowadays, lanterns are more commonly used as decorations for shrines, temples, and festivals. As the number of craftspeople with the skills of chōchin-making decreases, the Yanase family is working to train young craftspeople to inherit traditional techniques, as they pivot to crafting lighting for modern homes.

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Yanase Chochin

The Yanase family is a 6th-generation family business established in the mid-19th century, specializing in Kyoto-style chochin lanterns. Up until the 1800s, lanterns were used as light sources - making chōchin shops electrical shops.

Nowadays, lanterns are more commonly used as decorations for shrines, temples, and festivals. As the number of craftspeople with the skills of chōchin-making decreases, the Yanase family is working to train young craftspeople to inherit traditional techniques, as they pivot to crafting lighting for modern homes.