The papers we use for our lanterns
Discover the papers we use in our paper lanterns to work out which is right for you
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Sansho in the Wall Street Journal
Use our shade to "upgrade" your fitting!
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Feature in the FT
Sansho in How to Spend It!
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Using our wooden lampshades in the USA
Find the right lampsocket in the USA for our shades
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Using our Paper Lights outside the UK
Our paper shades are easy to hang wherever you are in the world
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Using our fabric lampshades in the USA
How to check whether our shade are compatible with your lamp socket in the USA
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Diffusers for larger lampshades
How to hide the bulb in your pendant lampshade
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New Zealand, Singapore & Hong Kong
Special Offer for Oceania Shipping
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Zen and the Art of Buying Ceramics
We ask our customers to enjoy fukanzen no bi, but do we?
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Kintsugi: Fact and Fiction
Wabi or Luxury? The birth of Kintsugi
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Meet the Maker: Kyoto Kintsugi
Kyoto Kinsetsu Shirokanedo Master Craftsman
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Different techniques of Kintsugi
A brief guide to the glues and finishes for Kintsugi
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Shipping to Australia and Canada
Cheaper rates with all taxes paid!
