Ladybug on Branch with Leaves Night Light – Made from Real Stained Glass and Nuggets Plated with a Silver Finish – Includes UL-Approved Base & 5W Bulb – Juhlin Glass Studio

Bring cheerful charm and warm illumination to any room with this Ladybug on a Branch with Leaves Night Light from Juhlin Glass Studio. Handcrafted from real stained glass, this delightful ladybug features vibrant red wings, glossy black glass nuggets for spots, and lush green leaves, all beautifully framed in a silver-plated finish for strength and long-lasting beauty. The night light comes mounted on a UL-approved standard base with the larger prong on the left for safe and easy use. Its secure bracket with screw and nut attachment allows for convenient upgrades to a Light Sensor Base (automatically turns on at dusk and off at dawn) or a Swivel Base (keeps your night light upright even in sideways or upside-down outlets), both sold separately. Complete with a 5-watt bulb included, this ladybug night light makes a thoughtful and functional gift for gardeners, nature lovers, or anyone who enjoys whimsical stained-glass art. Perfect for bedrooms, hallways, kitchens, or bathrooms, this charming piece adds a warm glow and a touch of artistry European Folklore Ladybugs are linked to the Virgin Mary, called “Our Lady’s Beetle,” symbolizing divine protection and grace.

• Stained Glass Design – Beautiful ladybug on a branch with leaves, featuring red wings and glossy glass nugget spots
• Plated Finish – Plated with a silver finish for strength, shine, and long-lasting beauty.
• UL-Approved Night Light Base – Includes a standard base with larger prong on the left, bracketed with screw & nut for secure attachment.
• Upgradeable Base Options – Easy to switch to a Light Sensor Base (auto on/off at dusk & dawn) or Swivel Base (stays upright in any outlet orientation, sold separately).
• Gift-Ready with Bulb Included – Comes with a 5-watt bulb, making it a perfect gift for ladybug lovers, gardeners, and stained-glass art collectors.
• European Folklore Ladybugs are linked to the Virgin Mary, called "Our Lady's Beetle" symbolizing divine protection and grace