'Lantern Festival' emojis

Red lanterns are a traditional decoration in Asia, often seen in restaurants and festivals, especially in Japan and China.

These lanterns glow beautifully at night, creating a special ambiance. They are frequently used to decorate streets during New Year's and other special events.

Moon viewing is a beautiful ceremony where people make wishes while looking at the moon. Especially during Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving) or Jeongwol Daeboreum (the first full moon of the lunar year), families gather to make wishes under the moonlight.

In many Asian countries, moon viewing is considered a very important cultural event. People enjoy delicious food and have a good time under the moonlight.

Mooncakes are traditional pastries eaten during the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival. They are round like the moon and filled with a sweet filling.

It's a long-standing Chinese tradition for families to gather, admire the moon, and share mooncakes. They are also very popular as gifts.

Oil lamps are a traditional form of lighting that has been used for a long time. Especially in India, these lamps, called 'diyas,' are widely used during festivals and special occasions.

During Diwali, countless diyas are lit, illuminating homes and streets. This symbolizes the victory of light over darkness.

This emoji represents brilliant fireworks illuminating the night sky. It depicts the beautiful scenes seen at New Year's celebrations or special festivals.

This emoji is used to express celebration and joy. It is frequently used to commemorate special days like birthdays, anniversaries, and graduations.