House Of Disaster Small LED Moomin Little My Light

House of Disaster Small LED Moomin Little My Light

Create a cosy atmosphere in any room of your home with this cute LED Moomin Little My Lamp from House of Disaster. Sat on top of a yellow flower, Little My is wearing her red outfit with black gloves and boots, with scarf, she has big eyes, and her ginger hair is tied up in a top knot. She is just waiting to fill the room with a gentle glow.

Little My: She lives with the Moomin family and is fearless and brave, always wanting to go on an adventure. Whilst happy and friendly she can be fiery and irritable. Due to her small nature, she can hide in kitchen utensils and sometimes sleeps in Snufkin’s pocket.

Made from polyresin with an LED bulb, it can either be plugged in to a USB port, keeping you company whilst you work at your desk, or will stand alone on a shelf, using batteries to power the light within.

This unique 3D light will add a lovely nostalgic touch to any home, with adults who grew up watching the Moomins sure to put this in pride of place. It would also make for the ideal nightlight in a children’s bedroom, giving off a comforting luminosity as they drift off to sleep. This cosy light comes in a Moomin branded gift box making it perfect to give as a gift for birthdays or Christmas, this is sure to make children as well as parents smile. Ideal for any Moomin fan!

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The Moomin books by internationally acclaimed Finnish author, Tove Jansson have been loved by generations of children since they first appeared in the 1940’s. Written and illustrated with hand drawn images by Tove, the characters are based on people she knew in her own life. These endearing creatures were made into comic strips and TV cartoons as well as the original series of nine books, and even today there is a Moomin theme park in Finland. Jansson died in 2001, her books by then translated into 45 languages; in 2017 she was honoured in two London exhibitions and an outdoor Moomin adventure event in Kew Gardens. It is her delightful illustrations that are particularly remembered, simple line drawings that portray the portly trolls and their friends, in humorous situations and magical landscapes, and these images look wonderful when reproduced on stationery accessories and household items. No doubt the Moomin legacy will continue for generations of children (and adults) to come!