The Nightmare Before Christmas Flow Lamp – Plastic Flow Lamp 33cm
Brighten up your home with a poetic and mysterious atmosphere with this moving glitter lamp (Flow Lamp), inspired by the world of Jack Skellington and produced by Paladone under official Disney licence. Standing 33 cm tall, this sturdy plastic mood lamp casts a soft, warm and subdued light throughout the room. As soon as it’s switched on, the heat sets the shiny aluminium cut-out icons (pumpkins, bats and skulls) in motion, causing them to float and swirl, bringing the fantastical world of Halloween Town to life. This piece offers a soothing and hypnotic sensory experience, ideal for decorating a bedside table, a desk or a collector’s shelf.
Technical specifications
- Manufacturer: Paladone
- Range: Decorative liquid lamp / Flow Lamp (alternative lava lamp)
- Model: Nightmare Before Christmas Plastic Flow Lamp 33cm
- Licence: DISNEY / The Nightmare Before Christmas
- Product type: Mood lamp with floating, moving glitter
- Material: High-quality plastic
- Product height: 33 cm
- Glitter shapes: Lightweight aluminium skulls, bats and pumpkins
- Power options: Two power options available – via USB cable (cable not included) or completely portable using 3 AAA batteries (not included).
- Packaging language: Multilingual (ML)
- Manufacturer’s reference (SKU): PP12433NBC
- International barcode (EAN): 5056577723076
- Packaging type: Closed, illustrated cardboard box featuring the film’s official graphic design, protecting the cylindrical structure from impact.
Origin and character’s universe
Released in 1993 and conceived by the renowned director Tim Burton, The Nightmare Before Christmas is a masterpiece of stop-motion animation. The story follows the adventures of Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King of Halloween Town. Tired of the annual macabre celebrations, Jack stumbles upon Christmas Town and decides to bring this joyful festival home, even if it means kidnapping Father Christmas and causing memorable chaos. Acclaimed for its gothic art direction, its unforgettable songs by Danny Elfman and its visual poetry, the film has become a timeless classic. This flux lamp by Paladone elegantly captures the spirit of the film by making its most famous symbols float in a mesmerising ballet of light.
