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

By the evening of Lakshmi puja the pooja table should look like somewhere, not just a corner of the room. Hang ten of these side by side and you have a whole lit backdrop: twisted red and gold cord, gold rosettes, green leaves and warm bulbs running the full six feet. Swag one across the front door instead, or coil one in a glass lantern. No plug to find, and it packs away for next year.What's Included: 1 Festive Fairy Light, 72 inches long Gold pleated rosettes, green leaves and a silver star chain on a twisted red and gold cord Warm white LED bulbs set along a fine copper wire Runs on 2 AA batteries, which are not included and easy to find How many do I need? 10 hung side by side for a full backdrop behind the puja table, as in the photos 5 for a narrower alcove or a half width backdrop 3 to frame the front door, one across the top and one down each side 2 for the mandir shelf, one swagged above and one along the front 1 on its own for the pooja thali, the dining table or a glass lantern The rosettes do not light up. The small bulbs along the wire give the light. Where to use it Hung in a row from a rod or frame as a lit backdrop behind the pooja table Swagged over the mandir doorway with the ends falling down each side Across the front door frame, with strands falling down both sides Coiled in a circle around a brass diya on the pooja thali Down the middle of the dining table, around a handi or a bowl Coiled inside a glass lantern or a wide bowl on a side table Care Take the batteries out after Diwali and coil it loosely to store No flame, no heat and no wire trailing to a socket