Mini Solar Gypsophila Wind Lantern — Decorative Hanging Garden Light
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Light that moves with the breeze — nature made luminous
This solar lantern is filled with delicate dried gypsophila — the same wispy baby's breath beloved by florists — suspended inside a wire-framed globe that catches and holds a warm, soft glow. Hung from a tree branch or a garden pole, it sways gently in the wind and illuminates quietly after dark, charged entirely by daylight. No wiring, no batteries to replace — just a beautiful object that earns its place in any garden.
Specifications
Power SourceSolar
Light ColourWarm White
FillDried Gypsophila Flowers
Hanging StyleHook or Branch
Features
- Solar-powered — charges in daylight, glows automatically at dusk with no switches or plugs required
- Dried gypsophila interior — delicate baby's breath flowers diffuse the light into a soft, romantic warmth
- Wind-responsive — hangs freely so it sways naturally in a breeze, catching the light as it moves
- Versatile hanging — loops over a tree branch, shepherd's hook, fence post, or pergola beam effortlessly
- Fully weather-resistant — built to stay outdoors season after season without fading or rusting
Where to use it
- Garden tree — hang from a low branch for a romantic, dappled glow on warm evenings
- Shepherd's hook or pole — an easy and elegant focal point for a garden border or lawn
- Patio or pergola — brings atmosphere to outdoor dining and evening entertaining
- Balcony railing — adds a decorative, living quality to smaller outdoor spaces
- Pathway or entrance — mark a garden gate or path with soft, welcoming light
Please note
This lantern is solar-powered and requires direct sunlight to charge. Allow a full day of charging before first use. Best placed where it receives at least 6 hours of sunlight during the day. The dried gypsophila is a natural material and may vary slightly in density and form from piece to piece.
A garden detail that earns its place from dawn to dusk.