Making Japanese-Style Lamps and Lanterns 18

Nothing is quite as beautiful as the Japanese lamp or lantern. Edward Turner gives both novice and experienced woodworkers the ability to create remarkable lighting devices including bedside, overhead, freestanding, and outdoor lamps. All designs come with detailed instructions and rich color photographs. Projects are rated, with something for every level of ability.

Introduction

5

(4)

Projects

Cherry Blossom (Sakura) Table Lantern

9

(8)

Osaka Table Lantern

17

(6)

Persimmon (Kaki) Box Lantern

23

(6)

Tea Berry (Chanomi) Double Shade Box Lantern

29

(8)

Mulberry (Kaji) Lantern

37

(6)

Peony (Botan) Table Lantern

43

(6)

Morning Glory (Asago) Table Lantern

49

(8)

Cryptomeria (Sugi) Temple Lantern

57

(8)

Wisteria (Fuji) Floor Lantern

65

(8)

Edo Floor Lantern

73

(4)

Autumn Moon (Tsuki) Wall Light

77

(6)

Plum Blossom (Ume) Wall Light

83

(5)

Bellflower (Kikyo) Hanging Lantern

88

(7)

Basho Tree Hanging Lantern

95

(6)

Phoenix (Hoo) Hanging Lantern

101

(6)

Iris (Kakitsubata) Post Lantern

107

(6)

Fern (Shida) Post Lantern

113

(4)

Hokkaido Outdoor Garden Lantern

117

Appendix

1. Wiring: Socket, Switch, and Plug

122

2. Sources

126

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Making Japanese-Style Lamps and Lanterns 18 Woodworking Projects including Complete Plans and Step-by-Step Instructions

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