Design Toscano

I just added a high-graft juniper to my front landscaping and thought it looked like a bonsai tree. So I wanted something to compliment it, and found this lovely pagoda. It looks fantastic, but didn't want to have to run an extension cord out to it, so I easily removed the light that was in there and replaced it with a solar on at dusk, off at dawn panel. This one just fits. I have it pointed downwards at an angle, and when lit, I actually like it better than the original lights. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08TBV28KN?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

Lovely pagoda, just as advertised

I got this for my Asian garden motif. It is too big for most houses inside, but just right for outside. Suggest you forget the light that comes with it. You don't need a lighthouse. It's not that bright anyway, and the light has to have AC power. Take it out and put some bagged small rocks inside to give it more weight against heavy wind/rain. It comes in 3 pieces and they fit loosely but snug together. Should be a problem. Putting statue on a flat stone slab is optional especially if you can't level it properly on the ground.

Overall very attractive. Light could be a little brighter and more easy to attach to centre for illumination. I had to use duct tape as there was nothing to hold the light in place.

This light is subtle and so pretty in my zen garden. It is not overwhelming and the sand color fits in nice with my natural motif.