Hokanji Temple and Ladies in Kyoto B

This product is called "Kyoto Hokanji Yasaka Tower and Lady B". It is a unique 3D paper sculpture lamp based on the street view of Hokanji Yasaka Tower and the lady in kimono, a famous scenic spot in Kyoto, Japan. Every fine detail shows this scene full of historical and cultural heritage. This piece of art is made from durable, high-quality paper that makes it easy to clean and resistant to damage. The designers at Zipangu Design Studio and shop crafted this piece so you can bring Kyoto style into your home. This DIY handicraft combines traditional craftsmanship with modern design, allowing you to complete this unique work with your own hands, perfectly presenting your craftsmanship and love for Kyoto. Whether you are a lover of Kyoto culture or someone looking for a unique gift, this "Kyoto Hokanji Yasaka Pagoda and Lady B" is definitely the perfect choice for you. Not only is it a finishing touch to your interior, it's a great way to showcase your taste and unique style. Let this exquisite paper carving lamp add a touch of oriental mystery and elegance to your space, and bring unique style and beautiful enjoyment to your life. The works designed and created by designer Vicki Huang are signed by the designer and have collectible value. Key points**** It is recommended to use light sheets or light strips for LED lights, as shown in photos 5 or 7, and then stick the LED lights to the inside of the back of the work, as shown in photos 6 or 8. (Lamps and power cords cannot be shipped by air. In Taiwan, LED lights are included. The USB plug saves power and can be lit for a long time.) For the assembly of the outer box of the DIY work, please follow the red arrow instructions in photo 9 to peel off the tape on the top and bottom of the box, and align the top and bottom covers with the tape. Remark: 1. This product is a customized product and does not accept returns or exchanges due to personal reasons. Please confirm your needs before placing an order. 2. Lamp body: Part of it has been assembled, and the top and bottom need to be DIY bonded. 3. Countries other than Taiwan do not contain LED lights due to airmail safety regulations.