What are lanterns made of?

Lanterns on the fifteenth day of the first month, also called stirrups in ancient times, are usually lit indoors on the fifteenth night of the first month and placed outside. People call it a "lantern" to prepare windproof equipment and make a cage with a bamboo gauze cover. Lanterns made of different lighting techniques, such as painting, paper-cutting, weaving and embroidery, are called colored lights. The most famous in ancient times were palace lanterns and gauze lanterns. Common dish, bucket, heart, bell and gourd-shaped lanterns evolved from palace lanterns. Petal-shaped, square, umbrella-shaped and pavilion-shaped colored lights evolved from gauze lamps. Lanterns are mostly made of silk, silk, yarn and paper. Painting landscapes, flowers and birds or stories of historical and mythical figures on it becomes lanterns. Write riddles called solve riddles on the lanterns. "Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first month", it should be time to light lanterns.