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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Sansho - the Three Pines
Past, present and future: what does Sansho mean?
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LASSCO & Maltby Street Market
Visit us at our new pop-up shop Thurs 6th to Sun 9th!
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Artist, Artisan, Craftsman, Maker?
Japanese Craft and Shinto in the heart of lacquer country
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Sōgen sensei Pt. 1: Logo
Calligraphy master Sōgen sensei wrote our logo
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Katagami: hand-cut fabric stencils
Kobayashi sensei, katagami master at work
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"Matsu ni kokon no iro nashi"
The Zen Buddhist inspiration for our name
