Very Rare Traditional Japanese Wood Floor Lamp Kumiko Style Mid-Century

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FREE SHIPPING!  THERE IS NO RESERVE PRICE, SO GOOD LUCK WINNING THIS LOVELY TREASURE!<br>For sale is an elegant vintage shoji screen floor lamp.<br>It is made by Imperial Imports Japan<br>It is made of wood and fibrous stiff plastic screen-that looks like shoji<br>The lamp works.  It takes a regular size bulb, and smaller one.<br>Pictured are photos of every side of the vintage Japanese floor lamp.  The second photo shows the approximate length, total length is   38".<br>This lamp is made in the traditional Japanese way constructed like a puzzle.  There is no glue, nails or screws in this lamp except for where the bulb is situated.<br>I will ship it to you fully disassembled and I provide instructions below on how to reassemble.  Please be very gentle when re-assembling.<br>Does not include bulb<br>Mid Century Modern<br>Kumiko Style<br>If you have any questions or concerns, please let me know.   I respond quickly and I aim to please!  I hope you will enjoy this wonderful tool in preparing for your future projects.<br>To protect both of us, I photograph the entire process of packaging your item while I am at the Post Office.<br>Thank you for your business!<br>INSTRUCTIONS FOR ASSEMBLY:  Please look at the photos for visual cues on assembling the main part of the lamp. Once you have the main foundation in place then you can proceed with the four wood posts, the wooden square frame, then the shoji panels, and finally the second wood frame that holds the shoji lamp all together.<br>Slide the square wood frame down to as far is it will go.   Make sure the grooved side is up.  Insert the four corner wooden posts into each of the corner grooves with the wood posts grooved sides towards the center of the lamp.  Now slide your shoji screens into the grooves of each of the four wooden posts.  Finally, take your second wooden frame and place it on top fitting the shoji screens gently into each groove.  Your shoji lamp should be a tight fit.  Lots of patience when putting this together.  Once you've done it once, it will be easier the next time you have to assemble it.  Always carry the lamp from the handle and never anywhere else or you risk the lamp falling apart on you.<br>If you still need help, please call me and I will be happy to guide you in the process.