Lighted Robin Christmas Wreath with Lantern, Two Robins, Red Velvet Bow, Berries and Frosted Pine, Warm White LEDs with Timer, Battery Operated, 50 cm

The Robin on the Door

Two robins perch in a wreath of frosted pine, red berries, eucalyptus and pine cones, with a black lantern in the middle that holds a flickering LED candle. A deep red velvet bow finishes it at the top. Warm white micro LEDs run through the greenery, so after dark the whole ring glows and the lantern looks like a real candle behind glass.

A Door That Says Christmas From the Street

At 50 cm across it fills a standard front door and reads clearly from the pavement, day and night. In daylight it is a full, traditional wreath with the robins as the focal point; at dusk the lights take over and the lantern becomes the thing people notice as they walk past.

No Plug, No Ladder

A battery box sits on the back with a switch and a six-hour timer. Set it once when it gets dark and it comes on at the same time every evening and turns itself off six hours later. Hang it from the included loop on a wreath hook, a nail or an over-door hanger.

Comes Out Every December

The pine is wired so the branches can be fluffed and reshaped, the robins and berries are fixed in place, and the bow is on a wire for retying. Hang it in a sheltered porch or indoors over the mantel, box it in January and it is ready again next year.

Product Details

• Product Type: Lighted Christmas Wreath
• Diameter: Approx. 50 cm
• Details: 2 robins, black lantern with flickering LED candle, red berries, pine cones, eucalyptus, frosted pine tips, red velvet bow
• Lights: Warm white micro LEDs on the wreath plus candle LED in the lantern
• Power: 3 x AA batteries (not included); switch with 6-hour on / 18-hour off timer
• Material: PVC pine on a metal frame, plastic lantern, resin robins, velvet bow
• Use: Indoor or sheltered outdoor (porch); not for direct rain

Package Includes

• 1 x lighted robin wreath with hanging loop

The Numbers That Matter

Batteries not included. Fluff the branches after unpacking.