Bubble Night Light Halloween

Revolutionary Acrylic Pumpkin Night Light with Patented 360° Rotating Base

The use of pumpkins as a symbol of Halloween originates from an Irish folktale about a man named "Stingy Jack." 

Legend has it that Jack deceived the devil many times and was banned from entering heaven and hell after his death.

 Instead, he was destined to wander the earth with only a burning coal to light his way. Jack placed coals into carved turnips and became known as "Jack the Lantern" or "Jack-o'-Lantern."

When Irish immigrants brought this tradition to the United States, where pumpkins were plentiful and easier to carve than turnips, 

pumpkins naturally became the Jack-O-Lantern's new home.

 During Halloween celebrations, the shift from radish to pumpkin carving and lighting made pumpkins an important element of the holiday.

This pumpkin night light is made of acrylic material. There are a lot of beads stuck on the back of the pumpkin, 

which emits sparkling light under the illumination of the light bulb. This is the biggest difference from traditional pumpkin night lights. 

Behind the pumpkin is a water column in a glass tube. There is glitter in the water column. When the night light is working, the water column is heated, 

and the water inside will keep rolling, driving the glitter to swim. This makes the pumpkin night light weird and beautiful