ANGMLN Solar Fairy Lantern for Garden Decorations- 2 Pack Outdoor Fairies Night Lights Gifts Hanging Lamp Frosted Glass Jar with Stake for Home Yard Garden Patio Lawn Party Decor

👼 Perfect Combination of Fairy Decor and Solar Lantern for Holiday- 2 pack solar lights outdoor garden are the perfect combination of frosted mason jar, patio lantern and fairy decoration. We design the whimsical fairy lamp for all ladies love cute warm things. Also it’s the most unique addition for your garden, when they light up at night, they glow like little fireflies inside surrounding the little fairies, it’s more like a fairy art for your home, give you a romantic & mysterious moment. 💡 3 Installation Methods for Multiple Occasions - Our fairy Lantern as home decor jar equipped with rustic looking hemp rope handle and ground stakes, inserting the garden ground as the solar pathway decorative lights or hanging it anywhere you want as outdoor patio lantern or just sitting on the table as a outdoor yard table centerpieces. It is up to you. You can easily hanging them with the shepherd's hooks and outdoor hanging brackets to make an eye-catching as yard decor. 🌙 30LED Solar Mason Jar Lids Decorations & Energy-Saving - The fairy solar lantern jar light has 30 warm mini led lights that can creat a whimsical vibe surrounding the fairy in the jar on thankgiving day to giving the perfect amount of light for your backyard. The solar lantern light is made of durable frosted grass and painted plastic. Built-in light sensor triggers lights-on in dark and off in the well-lit. Saving your electricity bills and no wires to set up.

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