In response to the global environmental protection, energy saving, and carbon reduction policies, all our lamps are shipped without light bulbs. If it is necessary, you can purchase them in-store.

• The beauty of natural bubbles in glass products
Hand-made glass artworks are fired at a temperature of 850°C. The air inbetween the glass cannot rise to the surface due to the slow flow of the hot glass, so bubbles are naturally formed. Producing "no manual traces and no small bubbles" in a high-temperature processing environment is almost impossible. Artists regard bubbles as expressing the life texture of glass from production to completion. The uniqueness of bubbles has become part of the appreciation of glass art. The bubbles in the glass are equivalent to the tiny concave lens, which can cause light scattering and refraction. The double refraction of the bubbles and the refraction of light also make the glass brighter.

• Complicated glass electroplating
In order to achieve a variety of colors, modeling lamps and lanterns are made using glass electroplating. The glass electroplating technology mainly adopts the liquid film forming method, which uses the liquid itself or the liquid as a medium to produce a film on the glass by chemical or electrochemical action. Among them, the acid etching method is the most common electroplating method. The acid etching method is used to etch the silicate glass in a dilute acid solution which produces unstable silicic acid to coast the surface of glass. After heating, it is dehydrated to form a SiO 2 film, and the glass surface is baked to generate silicon dioxide. It is difficult to be flawless, because of its complicated construction method. The glass electroplating product has some light leakage or small scratches, and the product will fade after long usage. Please recognize the physical characteristics before purchasing.

• The products are made with natural material, like wood and marble, and therefore results will vary slightly, so please take this into consideration.