🏮️ Red paper lantern emoji
HTML
🏮
Unicode
U+1F3EE
What is 🏮️ called?
🏮️ is called the Red paper lantern emoji.
It is also known as Japanese lantern, izakaya lantern, or chōchin. These are natural common, regional, technical, or appearance-based terms rather than extra official names; Unicode’s official name is red paper lantern.
What does 🏮️ mean?
🏮 is officially named red paper lantern. A red paper lantern, a traditional decorative lighting element commonly used in East Asian cultures for festivals, celebrations, and establishing warm ambiance. Features the characteristic round or cylindrical shape with red paper construction and hanging design.
Use it for literal references to red paper lantern and for asian culture, festivals, celebrations, good fortune, traditional decorations, Chinese culture. The red paper lantern commonly resembles a Japanese chōchin and can mark festivals or eateries; it is not the South Asian diya. Related choices include 🔦 Flashlight and 🪔 Diya lamp.
Other meanings
It can mean asian culture, festivals, celebrations, good fortune, traditional decorations, Chinese culture. Context determines whether a message is literal, lighting-related, cultural, spiritual, commemorative, or figurative.
Example Usage
Decorating for Chinese New Year with red paper lanterns 🏮
The technology, media, or lighting note shows red paper lantern 🏮
More details
Officially named red paper lantern. Its code point is U+1F3EE. It was introduced in Emoji 1.0.
Visual description
A round or cylindrical red paper lantern with visible construction lines and hanging cord, showing traditional Asian decorative lighting.
The red paper lantern commonly resembles a Japanese chōchin and can mark festivals or eateries; it is not the South Asian diya. Colours, proportions, orientation, and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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