Petals in Pewter,
Light in Amber Glass
Three tiers of hand-finished metal petals cradling a crackle-glass globe. It charges in daylight and wakes to a warm amber glow after dusk. No wire, no switch, no stake.
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The crackle glass does the work
A plain globe just glows. This one is shot through with fractures, so the light breaks into veins and throws pattern onto whatever it is sitting on.
An ornament first, a light second
It reads as metalwork in daylight and as a warm pool of light after dark. Most solar lights only manage the second half.
Hand-finished petals
Three tiers of pewter petals, drybrushed so the ridges catch the light and the recesses stay dark. In daylight it looks like a garden ornament, not hardware.
Crackle glass, not plain
The globe is webbed with fine fractures. Lit from inside, they read as golden veins and scatter the glow instead of pushing out one flat blob of light.
Solar, fully cordless
A day of sun is the entire setup. Nothing to plug in, no cable to bury and no battery to remember.
Sits flat, no stake
The outer petals are the base, so it stands on gravel, decking, a step, a wall top or a table. Nothing to push into the ground.
Metalwork by day
Three tiers of pewter petals, drybrushed so the ridges catch the light and the recesses stay dark. Before the glow ever starts it reads as garden metalwork, not hardware.
- Hand-finished drybrushed petals
- Sits flat on gravel, decking, a step or a table
- No stake, no cord, no switch
The crackle does the work
A plain globe just glows. This one is webbed with fine fractures, so the light breaks into golden veins and throws pattern onto whatever it sits on.
- Warm gold through amber crackle glass
- On at dusk, off at sunrise
- An accent glow, not a floodlight
Ten inches of presence
Roughly 10.6 inches across the petals and 4.7 inches tall, so it reads as a real object across a garden while staying light enough to move one-handed.
- 10.6 in across, 4.7 in tall
- 3.9 in crackle-glass globe
- Solar and fully cordless
Three steps, then leave it alone
Set it where it sees sky
It needs open daylight above it for part of the day. Anywhere that gets sun works.
Let it charge
There is no switch to hunt for. It fills up while you are doing something else.
Look out after dark
It comes on by itself at dusk and goes off again at sunrise.
One is an object. Four is a path.
A single lotus works on a step, a wall top or a table. A pair either side of a door reads deliberate. Four spaced along a border is the point at which the whole path reads as one piece rather than a few lights that happen to be near each other.
What buyers say
“Bought two for either side of the front steps. They actually look like garden ornaments in the daytime, which was the thing I could not find anywhere else - most solar lights look like plastic until it gets dark.”
“The crackle glass is the whole point. It does not just glow, it throws little veins of light out across the pebbles around it. Warmer than I expected, which is a good thing.”
“Four of them down the border. Two full days of sun and they were still running well past midnight. One note - they sit flat, so on soft soil I ended up putting a paving slab under each one.”
30 days to change your mind
If it is not what you pictured, contact us within 30 days of delivery and we will sort it out. Full terms are on our refund policy page.
Before you order
No. It is solar and fully cordless. There is nothing to plug in and no cable to run.
It does not need one. The outer petals form a flat base, so it sits on gravel, soil, decking, a step, a wall top or a tabletop.
Roughly 10.6 inches across the petals and 4.7 inches tall, with a crackle-glass globe about 3.9 inches across at the centre.
Warm white, close to candlelight. Seen through the amber crackle glass it reads as a warm gold rather than a flat white.
A full day of charging generally carries it through the evening. Short, overcast winter days mean a shorter run.
Yes. It is finished for outdoor use and can stay out through the season. In a hard freeze we would bring it in, as with any glass garden piece.
It is a warm accent glow, not a security light. Enough to mark the edge of a path or a step, soft enough to sit in a planting bed without dominating it.
Free on US orders over $50, which covers the 2 Lotus and 4 Lotus packs. A single lotus comes in under that, so it is a flat $8.95. Orders are processed in one to three business days and you get tracking by email.
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