Japanese Dragon Pair Oriental
Decoration Table Lamp
The
beauty of a surrounding is incomplete without the right kind of
lighting fixtures.
Made
from a black wooden frame covered with mulberry paper, this pair of
table lamps
have a beautifully decorative Oriental dragon design. The Mulberry
paper used in
the manufacture of these lamps is made from the bark of the mulberry
tree and
is handmade in an environmentally friendly manner.
In
Chinese culture the dragon was the symbol of the Emperor's and was
associated
with having great power. Even today the dragon is widely used in
designs in
many homes in Asia
as it signifies greatness
and is deemed to bring wealth and good fortune.
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Now
you can have the chance to bring wealth and prosperity into your home
when you
buy this beautiful pair of table lamps. They can help create an
Oriental feel
of tranquillity and serenity in a room and make it an excellent place
to relax put
your feet up and unwind.
The table lamp is made
of wooden frame and Mulberry paper.
Size: 11 inches
height x 5
inches width
The
set includes:
As
part of our commitment to green movement, we use eco-friendly chlorine-free packing material.
Chlorine-free
paper is an environmentally preferable alternative to paper bleached
with chlorine. Chlorine and its derivatives (such as chlorine
dioxide) - the most common bleaching agents used by the pulp and
paper industry - are quite harmful to the environment, particularly
the aquatic environment.
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Info on Mulberry Paper
Mulberry
paper – Environmental friendly
Mulberry Paper is made from the bark of mulberry
tree. The bark is stripped from the trees annually in a manner that
ensures the tree is unharmed.
The
bark is first boiled to soften the fiber. It is then left to cool and
soak overnight until the bark is soft and pliable. The next step is to
boil it for several hours in a mixture of water and caustic soda. The
soda causes the fibers to breakdown even further and also to bleach it
to an off-white color.
The pulp is then placed in large vats to dissipate.
A framed sieve is washed in the vats and small fibers are captured on
it. The paper itself forms naturally on the frame, which is placed in
the sun to dry. Dried flowers and leaves may be added to the pulp for
design purpose.
The
manufacture of Mulberry paper is completed handmade and therefore
production is limited.
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