Roma Fairy Light - Diwali Decor (72inch length) - Battery Operated

Some corners of the house need softening before the guests arrive, and Diwali is when that matters most. Pink cherry blossoms and green leaves run along a fine copper wire with warm little bulbs set between them, six feet of it in all. Hang eight or ten side by side from a frame and you have the whole backdrop behind Lakshmi and Ganesh. Use one on its own down a mirror, along the console or across the front door beside the diyas. There is no plug to find and nothing to water, so it comes out looking the same every year.What's Included: 1 Roma Fairy Light, 72 inches long Pink cherry blossom clusters and green leaves fixed along a copper wire Runs on 2 AA batteries, which are not included and easy to find Nothing to assemble, switch it on and place it How many do I need? 1 on its own runs down a dining table, around a mirror or into a glass jar 3 to frame the front door, one across the top and one down each side 5 for a half backdrop behind the chowki, strands hung close together 10 for the full pooja backdrop in the photographs, hung side by side from the frame with a few trailing across the table The flowers do not light up. The small bulbs along the wire give the light. Where to use it Hung side by side as the blossom curtain behind the Lakshmi Ganesh chowki Trailing across the pooja table between the thali and the mithai Across the front door frame beside the rangoli and the diyas Around a mirror or a picture frame in the drawing room Down the middle of the dining table, or along a balcony railing where there is no socket Care Take the batteries out after Diwali and coil it loosely to store No flame, no heat and no wire trailing to a socket