Lantern Rice Paper Table Lamp — 47 cm

A ribbed rice-paper shade on three thin iron legs, 47 cm tall, that turns a hard overhead room into a soft one. Lit, the paper glows like a lantern rather than throwing a beam. Unlit, it's a pale sculpture on the nightstand.

Why people buy this one

• It replaces the overhead light you never want on. Paper diffuses in every direction at once, so a single bulb fills a bedroom with even, low light instead of a bright pool and dark corners.
• 47 cm is table-lamp scale, not desk-lamp scale. Tall enough to matter on a sideboard or a low nightstand, narrow enough at 28 cm that it doesn't eat the surface.
• The tripod legs keep it visually light. Three thin iron rods instead of a solid base, so the shade appears to float and the surface underneath stays usable.
• It plugs straight into a US outlet. We order the US-plug version — no adapter, no dodgy converter.

Specifications

• Shade: ribbed rice paper, Ø28 cm × H47 cm overall
• Legs and frame: iron, white body
• Socket: E27 · AC 90–260 V · US plug
• Knob switch on the cord
• Suited to bedside, sideboard or a reading corner

Read this before you order

• No bulb is included. Use a standard E27. A warm-white LED around 2700K is what makes the paper glow amber rather than grey — and keep the wattage low, because paper and heat are not friends.
• It is paper. It will dent if you knock it and it does not like a damp bathroom. Dust it with a dry brush, never a wet cloth.
• Slight creasing on arrival is normal. The shade is folded flat for transit and relaxes over a day or two once it's standing.
• The ribbing is hand-wound, so the spacing varies a little around the shade. That's the make, not a fault.