Gifu paper lantern, Washo-light, floral etching, RGB remote control for multi-color lighting

Purchased in 2012 from the catalog of a major funeral company, Ko〇sha.
Used for 3 days each for the first Bon festival and the third anniversary of a death, approximately 1 hour per day, for a total of 6 days. I recall the total usage time being around 6 hours.

Given the limited usage time and number of times, I consider the condition to be near unused.

The display Gifu Chochin and the dedicated box suggest that Japanese paper and bamboo are used as materials.

Height: Approx. 68 cm (Photo ?)
Base diameter: Approx. 17 cm (Photo ?)

Can be used in Japanese-style or Western-style rooms, on shelves, or at the entrance.
It seems to be a type that can be used as interior decor throughout the year, not just for Bon festivals.

LED bulb.

RGB remote control
(The batteries in the remote were loaded at the time of purchase, but they worked correctly during the pre-listing operation check.)

Can change to 16 colors.
The color shades are indicated by the color of the buttons on the remote control (Photo ?).

 (Photos ?, ?)
① Lighting with skipping: 2 patterns
② Lighting with dimming: 2 patterns
(The two patterns differ in the interval at which the colors change.)
③ Can also be used with fixed colors.
④ Equipped with a 15-step brightness adjustment function.

Power ON/OFF can be done via ① the switch on the cord connected to the main unit, or ② when the cord switch is ON, it can also be done with the remote control.