Light Up Skeleton Crew Lantern Halloween Decoration
Information
- Lantern Mounted on Display Base
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| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Length | 8 1/2" | 22cm |
| Standard | Width | 6" | 15cm |
| Standard | Height | 17" | 43cm |
- Molded plastic lantern and stand
- Stand has oval base that measures approx. 8.5"L x 6"W
- Hanging hook is approx. 17" tall, molded to look like a skeletal human forearm & hand
- Lantern is lit by a flameless LED tea light powered by 3 AAA batteries (demo batteries included)
- Lantern is 12" high, 5" square at widest point
Reuse, Recycle, Re-Terrify
Have you ever heard the saying, "Waste not, want not"? The dead certainly have! Just because you're no longer among the living doesn't mean you toss out eco-friendliness. Those skeletal remains scattered at the Underworld's gates? They've got a purpose! Why splurge on ghastly new lights at Ghouls R' Us when you can upcycle?
And speaking of, we've got something that'll send chills down any spine: The 16.5" White Skeleton Crew Lantern Decoration. It's not just any skeleton lights—it's an environmental statement from the hereafter.
Product Details
This isn't your ordinary skeleton lamp. Crafted from molded plastic, the stand boasts an oval base measuring around 8.5"L x 6"W. But the real bone-chilling feature? The 17" tall hanging hook is molded to look eerily like a skeletal human forearm and hand. As for the lantern itself, it's illuminated by a flameless LED tea light powered by 3 AAA batteries (and hey, we've thrown in demo batteries to get you started!).
With the lantern standing at a haunting 12" high and 5" square at its widest, it's an excellent centerpiece for any Halloween lights setup. Whether you're illuminating a spooky soirée or adding that eerie ambiance to your home, the 16.5" White Skeleton Crew Lantern Decoration is your go-to. After all, why light up a room when you can also light up the night . . . and some terrified faces?
