Tulip Pink

It took me almost a year to come back to this attractive Witches Ball with that lightning 3D image of Saturn embedded in it. The reason it remained in my wishlist for so long even though being always available at such low price, for I was looking for the right time to purchase this unique glass orb. Then following Shani Jayanti this year, it became an obvious call for me to bring home this cleverly built abode of the Time God. And today, on a Saturday when celebrating the annual Summer Solstice, I thought it would serve right to place a review of it after a long week's wait. Now, at only Rs. 199, believe me when I say, this night lamp is a genius piece of lightwork as it not just brightly lits its surrounding space in grace, but provokes a neo age ambiance by its sleek exterior design and prominently by its interior replication of the Celestial planet along with its distinctive satellites that are placed neatly over an equally distributed thin belt of this factual appearing gass gaint within this opaque sphere! In fact, it illuminates so bright that one can easily read a book by its spectral light in a place of absolute dark. It comes with a chord, though without an adaptor and so I used one which I already had. As it has a USB powerpoint to get plugged in any electronic device, I am gonna connect it to limelight the keyboard when working on my old aging laptop. However, I personally feel that its brightness should had been a little less, as for any photosensitive subjects to simply admiringly stare at, gets very straining to the eyes. So to deal with its 'tej prakash', I inserted an easily found (rounded) paper film of a stickers backside right in between the LED supporting wooden base and the concave touching surface of this smoothest translucent ball. This made it perfect with all its eight reflections (still scattered warmly) over the ceiling and the nearby walls, which inturn reminds me of the eight festive Sabbats of the Pagan Wheel of Time! Glass balls, anyway, hold a Spiritual significance in all Wicca traditions, as even though they are artificially created, they are made of materials naturally found, and are given a similar status as to natural crystals for the Divinationary light refracted through them. Besides, for myself being an ardent devotee of Shani Dev, I can't thank enough to the creative team invested behind this casual decorative showpiece; although to some alike me, a rare Astronomical artifact! "Iss liye aapka dil se dhanyavaad". Well, Blessed Litha and an happy international day of Yog to all.

Good product. Its forms rings on the ceiling , at night.

Pretty detailed graphics that looks awesome in darkened or low light environment. Although it has a catch, the dust or scratches, even though less, shows really quickly, so you have to constantly keep cleaning it.Bonus: It projects really cool 6 ligt-spheres in a circular pattern on the ceiling with looks great.

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Wow, this is beautiful item to gift anyone.Yea, it does impress people while gifting it

It is only miniature light. I thought more than thought.

Best product I love it 🤩