Festive Fairy Light - Diwali Decor (72inch length) - Battery Operated

By the evening of Lakshmi puja the pooja table should look like somewhere, not just a corner of the room. Hang ten of these side by side and you have a whole lit backdrop: twisted red and gold cord, gold rosettes, green leaves and warm bulbs running the full six feet. Swag one across the front door instead, or coil one in a glass lantern. No plug to find, and it packs away for next year.

What's Included:

• 1 Festive Fairy Light, 72 inches long
• Gold pleated rosettes, green leaves and a silver star chain on a twisted red and gold cord
• Warm white LED bulbs set along a fine copper wire
• Runs on 2 AA batteries, which are not included and easy to find

How many do I need?

• 10 hung side by side for a full backdrop behind the puja table, as in the photos
• 5 for a narrower alcove or a half width backdrop
• 3 to frame the front door, one across the top and one down each side
• 2 for the mandir shelf, one swagged above and one along the front
• 1 on its own for the pooja thali, the dining table or a glass lantern
• The rosettes do not light up. The small bulbs along the wire give the light.

Where to use it

• Hung in a row from a rod or frame as a lit backdrop behind the pooja table
• Swagged over the mandir doorway with the ends falling down each side
• Across the front door frame, with strands falling down both sides
• Coiled in a circle around a brass diya on the pooja thali
• Down the middle of the dining table, around a handi or a bowl
• Coiled inside a glass lantern or a wide bowl on a side table

Care

• Take the batteries out after Diwali and coil it loosely to store
• No flame, no heat and no wire trailing to a socket