Traditional Chinese Double Happiness Lamp

The double “喜” character, “囍,” is a Chinese character formed by two joined “喜” characters, predominantly featured in celebratory contexts like weddings. Traditionally, it's crafted from or inscribed upon red paper, adorning doors, windows, and walls to symbolize joyous occasions. The intrinsic meaning of “喜” is “happiness, joy,” signifying events worthy of celebration. Therefore, “囍,” the doubled “喜,” represents an even more auspicious event, specifically wedding ceremonies. “囍” culture is deeply ingrained in Chinese tradition, embodying the collective aspiration for felicity and encapsulating the profound expression of happiness within Chinese culture. During nuptials, families prominently display a large red “囍” character at their entrance, instantly conveying the celebratory nature of the event to passersby.

The “囍” character lamp is available in two sizes: mini and max. I trust you'll find them delightful!

This is the mini version, measuring 125mm*125*40mm.

This is the max version, measuring 165mm*165mm*50mm.

These represent alternative “囍” character designs.

This showcases the mini version.

This illustrates the max version.

Below is a comprehensive assembly guide.

1. Begin by gathering the necessary components.

2. Carefully feed the wiring through the box's square aperture.

3. Observe this crucial step: Invert the box to reveal the LED light's recess. Align this with the box's corresponding protrusion before securing it.

4. Return the box to its upright position and attach your preferred “囍” character.

5. As a final step, affix the lid to complete the assembly.

Should you wish to disassemble the lamp for a “囍” character change, a convenient recess is provided to facilitate effortless separation.

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