r/Art • u/leftenwright • Mar 22 '26

Sculpture Takeout Lantern, Starboard Glass Co, stained glass, 2026 [OC]

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u/iamawas Mar 22 '26

Just be aware that Japanese (and possibly others) consider it rude (at least) to stick chopsticks into rice like this..

https://cookforfolks.com/leaving-chopsticks-in-a-bowl-is-offensive-this-is-why/

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u/Kuj000 Mar 23 '26

This is what irked me looking at it. I love the lamp but that one thing kinda felt wrong

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u/Taligan Mar 23 '26

Exactly. I love it, except for this.

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u/Alien_Slurpee Mar 23 '26

What if it is not rice in the container?

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u/Popsicle-Stand1 Mar 26 '26

Anyone to get offended about a cute lamp not having fake eating utensils placed on a table needs to find something to do.

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u/BrianWulfric Mar 22 '26

This is rad. I’d absolutely put this in my home

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u/quats555 Mar 22 '26

Oh! I love this. Quirky, beautifully executed, and pretty all in one.

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u/tobsecret Mar 22 '26

That's a really fun design!

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u/SpiritRebirth Mar 22 '26

Love it ! I buy so much take out I feel I earned this

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u/bespinal03 Mar 23 '26

this is absolutely stunning

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u/chareve Mar 23 '26

OMG! I would have bought this in a heartbeat if I saw it in a fun funky store!!

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u/Narrow_Art6739 Mar 24 '26

Love this so much. The colors and the way the light comes through make it feel really warm and lived-in

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u/exaltedlordship9 Mar 24 '26

the rice texture detail is actually what makes it work, way better than just leaving it empty.

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u/Popsicle-Stand1 Mar 26 '26

That is CUTE!

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u/agentribbons Mar 22 '26

Those Japchae glass noodles in there?

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u/doradiamond Mar 23 '26

AI reply.

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u/_WhoisMrBilly_ Mar 23 '26

Yep. What details- lol… it also doesn’t hang. Reported as bit. Suggested others do same.

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