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Moonlit Village -  Acrylic Night Light
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Moonlit Village - Acrylic Night Light

Moonlit Village - Acrylic Night Light

$13.30

Original: $38.00

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Moonlit Village - Acrylic Night Light—

$38.00

$13.30

The Story

Glowing warm light radiates from the base of each Thomas Kinkade Studios Nightlight, illuminating the design and adding charm to any room. This stunning collection of tabletop nightlights features vignettes from beloved art by Thomas Kinkade and the Thomas Kinkade Studios.

Features

  • 7 ÂĽH x 6W x 1 ÂľD
  • Wood base with acrylic light panel
  • LED 3-watt warm white lighting
  • USB plug-in with On/Off Switch
  • USB adapter included
  • Voltage: 5V, components are UL listed
  • Includes blue microfiber cleaning cloth

Image Notes

In my travels throughout America I've noticed that churches are often built on a hillside or knoll as a means of emphasizing their presence in a town, and I find this to be a particularly poignant concept. These hillside churches, like lighthouses, are high up, so that, figuratively speaking, their light might be seen from afar. I wanted to capture a bit of that feel in my painting, Moonlit Village.

Description

Glowing warm light radiates from the base of each Thomas Kinkade Studios Nightlight, illuminating the design and adding charm to any room. This stunning collection of tabletop nightlights features vignettes from beloved art by Thomas Kinkade and the Thomas Kinkade Studios.

Features

  • 7 ÂĽH x 6W x 1 ÂľD
  • Wood base with acrylic light panel
  • LED 3-watt warm white lighting
  • USB plug-in with On/Off Switch
  • USB adapter included
  • Voltage: 5V, components are UL listed
  • Includes blue microfiber cleaning cloth

Image Notes

In my travels throughout America I've noticed that churches are often built on a hillside or knoll as a means of emphasizing their presence in a town, and I find this to be a particularly poignant concept. These hillside churches, like lighthouses, are high up, so that, figuratively speaking, their light might be seen from afar. I wanted to capture a bit of that feel in my painting, Moonlit Village.