A quiet sculpture by day, a warm glow by night — two uses, one piece, ready to gift the moment it's unboxed.
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Geometric facets meet paper-cut hollow patterns — a designed Chinese style, not a cliché red festive lantern. It sits quietly in a traditional home and becomes the highlight of a minimalist one; guests usually ask, "where did you get this?"
By day it crouches on a shelf or bedside as a calm sculpture; at night one touch lights it, and paper-cut shadows climb the wall. One piece does two jobs — ornament and nightlight — and saves you buying both.
Geometric facets with paper-cut hollow — a designed Chinese style, not a tacky trinket. Fits a traditional home without clashing, a highlight in a minimalist one. The first thing guests ask is usually "where did you get this?"
A sculpture by day, a lamp by night. Ornament and nightlight, paid once — with it on the bedside, the budget for a separate nightlight is already saved.
Light on, paper-cut flowers crawl across the wall; pick it up — the ceramic weight and warmth don't lie. Kill the big light and leave only this, and the room turns from a place you live into a life you enjoy.
Box, tote and ribbon are all set — ready to give the moment it's unboxed. A Mid-Autumn rabbit carries both luck and thought: more substantial than mooncakes, more tasteful than supplements.
Give a jade rabbit at Mid-Autumn — luck and thought arrive together; box and tote ready, gift the moment it's unboxed. No more wondering how to wrap it nicely.
Soft light for night trips, won't wake who sleeps beside you; saves the nightlight budget. It's the bedside lamp adults have been missing.
Light on, paper-cut flowers across the wall — the room turns from a place you live into a life you enjoy. No festival season; looks good all year.
The first lamp of a new home — versatile new-Chinese style; the host sees you chose it with care. For anyone born in the Year of the Rabbit, a glowing rabbit of their own.
Shelf · Display
A sculpture worth keeping by day
Window · Morning
Morning light on the cinnabar glaze
Night · Warm
Paper-cut shadows climb the wall
Counter · Display
Company for good things
No. It's geometric facets with paper-cut hollow — a designed Chinese style, not a stall trinket. It sits in a traditional home without clashing and becomes the highlight of a minimalist one, which is exactly why it belongs on the living-room shelf, not in storage.
Built-in soft warm glow, tap or switch to light, made for the bedside. The exact power source (plug-in / rechargeable) and battery life will be confirmed in the final specs — ask us before ordering and we'll tell you.
Ceramic is more fragile than plastic or silicone, so it's not for children's rooms — that's why we deliberately step away from the baby market. On a desk, bedside or shelf it's perfectly fine; just handle with care when moving it. What you're buying is "worth keeping", not "unbreakable".
Yes. A sculpture by day, a warm light by night — one piece does both. Soft glow for night trips, won't wake anyone beside you; with it on the bedside, the separate nightlight budget is already saved.
It does. Box, tote and ribbon are all included — ready to give. A Mid-Autumn rabbit carries a blessing; more substantial than mooncakes, more tasteful than supplements. Elders use it daily, friends think you have taste.
A drop of oil in the cut-outs gives a faint scent (optional). But the core is the light and the form — fragrance is a bonus, not the headline. What you want is the wall when it's lit, not the smell in the room.
Mid-Autumn gift, bedside, home mood, housewarming — one rabbit, three scenes. Gift box ready, luck and thought together.