Khoom Fay are established Thai lanterns, made from cut weave paper with a bamboo skeleton. A flaming pod attached to the lantern provides hot airThey ascend graciously, and create a wonderful spectacle, specially when discharged at constant time intervals to form a string of lighters up into the sky. They are equally good by day or by nighttime. Night releases seem more suited to the classical white lanterns whilst Coloring lends itself nicely to Thai Lanterns liberated in the day but that is just my own personal view.Without tearing the paper carefully take out the Lantern. Ensure the lantern is fully extended, and not wrinkled or falling sideways. Holding the peak of the lantern is the advisable means to practice this, mildly lifting it a couple of ft, then dropping it acutely. The unit will blow up due to air pressure.Grasp the lantern upright, and have a supporter light the wick. The Lantern will being to feel lighter, then rise bit by bit. Do not effort to throw it up into the air – just lead it and let it go by itself. Then stand back and enjoy.These lanterns are thought for use by experienced fireworks manipulators. Wear fire retardant clothing and gloves, and have a pail of water accessible.