Yuzu Tree Lantern
- Stone Lantern
- Tall Lantern
Created during the Heian period, it is called the Yuzu Tree Lantern because it was historically placed under a yuzu tree near the water pavilion at Kasuga Shrine in Nara. The pole imitates a bamboo tree, giving it a powerful aura, but its relatively slender and long shape imparts a sense of lightness. The lotus petal decorations on the underside of the platform and octagonal descending roof ridges add an elegant touch. The thick base is hexagonal and has a kozama carved into it.
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- Material
- Kitagi stone from Okayama Prefecture (Granite)
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- Size
- Umbrella Diameter 65 cm, Height 188 cm