Royal Brass Filigree Lantern

Brass filigree work involves shaping thin brass wire into lattice patterns before soldering them into a frame — a technique historically used for lanterns because the openwork lets candlelight or lamplight scatter through in patterned shadows. The Royal Brass Filigree Lantern pairs that hand-soldered brass lattice with amber glass panels, so the light that passes through picks up a warm, aged glow. It's built the way old courtyard lanterns were: brass first, glass fitted after, meant to be lit rather than just displayed.