Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Japanese Temple Lantern (933) Cherry Wood and Bamboo Stained Glass Artwork + 10% to Chairity (WSPA)

10% off the proceeds of this lantern go the the World Society for the Protection of Animals. Please visit this Japanese Temple Lantern's listing on eBay and support the WSPA. This Japanese Temple Lantern (933) is made out of Cherry, a premium American Hardwood. This batch of Cherry Wood was chosen for it's local Ohio River Valley (Southern Ohio) origin. Choosing local reduces emissions and our carbon footprint. The Lantern features a hand-rubbed varnish finish and an authentic Japanese Temple-style 3-rib roof.

The Stained Glass windows of this lantern feature an original Bamboo artwork by Michigan artist, Alwen Wenk.

All of our Japanese Temple Lanterns include 1 Display light bulb, and work with any 40 watt Compact Florescent Light (CFL) bulb, or LED light bulb.

The on/off power switch is located on the 7-foot electrical cord.

Dimensions:
18.5 inches tall
14 inches wide
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  1. Zhe GreenApril 25, 2012 at 1:31 AM

    Hi is Daniel Bare still making these lanterns? I would like to source a couple if so?

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