Description
This light-up robin decoration brings one of the most loved birds of the British winter to the Christmas season. It is drawn in a plump, rounded silhouette with a dark pointed beak, a round red eye and a tail that sweeps out behind. Inside its outline, rows of tiny lights reflect back on themselves in an infinity mirror effect, so each part of the bird seems to fall away into a deep tunnel of light. The breast is red, the back and wing gold and the underside white, all held within a clean white frame. It stands 40cm high on its own flat white base.
Because it is freestanding, it needs no hook or wall fixing. Set it on a sideboard, a shelf, a mantelpiece or an indoor windowsill where its glow can be seen from across the room. At 40cm high it sits comfortably on furniture without crowding it, and it makes a cheerful centrepiece in a hallway, living room or kitchen through December. Robins have long featured on Christmas cards, so it suits a traditional scheme as readily as a modern, pared-back one. We suggest it for indoor places like these.
It runs at low voltage through a mains transformer that plugs into the wall, so place it within reach of a socket and keep the transformer indoors or under cover. The white outline and matching base give it a tidy, finished look. To keep the mirrored front clear, unplug it first, then dust with a soft dry cloth. Group it with candles and greenery on a sideboard, or let it stand alone on a windowsill as a bright welcome on dark winter evenings.
Specification
| Height |
40cm |
| Power |
Mains, via a low-voltage transformer |
| Minimum order |
6 units, priced per unit |
Frequently Asked
How tall is the light-up robin?
It stands 40cm high on its own flat base. That makes it a comfortable size for a shelf, sideboard or indoor windowsill without crowding the space.
Is the robin battery operated or mains powered?
It runs at low voltage through a mains transformer that plugs into the wall. Place it within reach of a socket, and keep the transformer indoors or under cover.
Does the robin need to be hung up?
No, it is freestanding. It sits on its own flat white base, so it needs no hook, nail or wall fixing, and you can move it from room to room as you like.
What colours is the robin?
The robin has a red breast, a gold back and wing and a white underside, set within a white frame on a white base, with a dark beak and a round red eye.
Can I use the robin outdoors?
We do not state outdoor use for this light. We suggest an indoor spot, such as a windowsill, shelf or sideboard, where it can still be seen from outside on dark evenings.
How do I clean the infinity robin?
Unplug it first, then dust the frame, base and mirrored front gently with a soft dry cloth. This keeps the light effect clear and bright through the season.