Ichendorf Kamakura lantern

The Ichendorf Kamakura Lantern, designed by Denis Guidone, is more than a decorative object: it is an atmosphere, a dialogue between tradition and modernity. Inspired by Japanese aesthetics, the lantern captures the essence of simplicity and serenity, transforming borosilicate glass into a vessel for light. When illuminated, it diffuses a warm glow that recalls the quiet streets of Kamakura, the city that gives the collection its name. As a refined home accessory or part of your cups collections ensemble, it brings elegance and calm to every setting.

A ritual of illumination

Guidones design reduces the lantern to its elemental form: clear walls, clean geometry, and a structure that allows light to breathe. The absence of ornament emphasizes the purity of glass and the play of shadows it creates. Each use becomes a ritual: placing a candle, watching the flame, experiencing the shifting reflections. The Kamakura Lantern does not only decorate; it creates an emotional landscape, intimate yet universal.

Craftsmanship in borosilicate

Handmade from borosilicate glass, the lantern is simultaneously fragile in appearance and durable in practice. This duality embodies Ichendorfs mastery: preserving artisanal know-how while ensuring objects are suited for contemporary living. Light is filtered with precision, creating atmospheres that can be meditative, festive, or simply comforting, depending on the setting.

Styling versatility

Perfect indoors or outdoors, the Kamakura Lantern integrates seamlessly into different environments: a minimal apartment, a traditional dining room, or a modern terrace. It pairs beautifully with Ichendorf cups and mugs, Ichendorf footed plates, Botanica collection, and Ichendorf teapots, extending the feeling of balance and serenity across the table or home dcor.

Poetry of design

For Guidone, design is not simply about objects but about moments. The Kamakura Lantern reflects this philosophy: it is not loud or intrusive, but quietly transformative. It demonstrates how glass, when shaped with restraint, can embody light itself, making every evening glow with timeless elegance.