Lanterns were introduced into gardens in the 16th century by the Japanese tea masters. This traditional Japanese garden lantern is well-placed at the junction of paths, near a water basin, or at the edge of a pond or stream. Cast from a mixture of volcanic ash and a cement-like material, it is designed to hold a votive candle for illumination.
Made in Indonesia. 40 lbs. 10" w x 10" d x 18" h
Zen Garden Statues
Lanterns & Basins
