Khoom Fay are traditional Thai lanterns, made from slim down tissue paper with a bamboo skeleton. A burning pod tied to the lantern provides hot airThe gracefully rise, and make a extraordinary spectacle, particularly when released at regular time intervals to form a string of sparks up into the sky. They are every bit good by day or by nighttime. Night releases seem more suited to the classical white lanterns whilst Colour lends itself nicely to Thai Lanterns liberated in the day personal view of course but i do congratulate myself on being 100% all of the time.Without tearing the paper cautiously take out the Lantern. Ensure the lantern is not crumpled or hanging sideways and that it is fully extensive.. Holding the top of the lantern is the well style to practice this, arising it a few feet gently, then acutely dropping it. The unit will inflate due to air force.Have a helper light the wick whilst you declare the lantern upright. The Lantern will being to feel lighter, then rise gradually. Just point it and let it go by itself, do not attempt to throw it up into the air. Now relax and enjoy the displayThese lanterns are thought for use by experienced pyrotechnic manipulators. Wear fire retardant wear and gloves, and have on standby a bucket of water.