Description
This grazing Christmas stag is a light-up figure standing with its head lowered to the ground, as if nibbling at frosty grass. It is finished in copper acrylic over an open, latticed frame, so its outline reads clearly by day and sparkles with small points of light once darkness falls. Branch antlers rise from its bowed head, and its slender legs and gently curved back give it a calm, natural pose rather than a stiff one. At 40cm high it is a compact figure, easy to place on a step, beside a planter or among other decorations without taking over the space.
Made for indoor and outdoor use, it is as much at home by the front door or on a porch as it is in a hallway or beside the fireplace. Set it at the edge of a garden path, next to a doorway or in a front window, and its lowered head draws the eye in a way an upright figure does not. It holds its own as a single piece, and it sits naturally among other woodland figures and lights you already use, helping to build a small winter scene. Grouped with greenery or a lantern on the doorstep, it gives the house a welcoming Christmas feel.
The stag runs at low voltage through a mains transformer, so it plugs into the mains and there are no batteries to change through the festive weeks. Keep the transformer indoors or under cover, wherever the stag itself stands. To keep the copper acrylic looking its best, unplug it and dust it with a soft dry cloth; when the decorations come down, let it dry fully and store it somewhere dry where the antlers will not be crushed. For a finishing touch, place it low near a lit path or porch, where its bowed head greets visitors as they arrive.
Specification
| Height |
40cm |
| Power |
Mains, via a low-voltage transformer |
Frequently Asked
How tall is the grazing stag?
It stands 40cm high. That compact size suits a doorstep, a porch, a window ledge or a spot among your other Christmas decorations.
Can I use the stag outside?
Yes. It is made for indoor and outdoor use, so it suits a garden path or porch as well as a hallway. Keep the transformer indoors or under cover.
How is the stag powered?
It runs at low voltage through a mains transformer. It plugs into a mains socket, so there are no batteries to buy or change.
What does the stag look like?
It is a grazing stag with its head lowered and branch antlers raised. It is finished in copper acrylic over an open frame that sparkles when lit.
How should I clean and store it?
Unplug it and dust it with a soft dry cloth. After Christmas, let it dry fully and store it somewhere dry where the antlers will not be crushed.