Design Toscanong29870 asian decor pagoda lantern indoor/outdoor statue, 11 inches wide, 11 inches deep, 17 inches high, handcast polyresin, two tone stone finish

I purchased this to put outside. I want to put a protective finish on it first, although I probably don't need to since it's suppose to be weather resistant. I don't have any connection nearby to plug they light in, but I can use battery or solar lights for that if need be. I currently have it in my dining room and it looks great there too!

This is a lovely piece -- exactly as it was pictured. It is solidly built, but not tremendously heavy. The temperature outside is 13 degrees right now, but spring is on the way. I cannot wait to put this out in my garden. It is almost 18 inches tall, but I plan to top it with a large marble. I will also sit it on a piece of slate or fieldstone to keep it even. I looked for weeks trying to find just the right piece, and I did it.

Love this garden, zen accessory to my outside world. Really a great investment to share the Asian beauty in happy.

I love the Pagoda only thing it blew over in the wind and broke into several pieces

I like everything about this pagoda. It is sturdy, detail is good and it arrives in 2 pieces. A top sand bottom, very easy to put together. It does have a space for a candle with a timer. Highly recommend

Good price, attractive and very lightweight but looks like the heavy stone lanterns. I was able to install a low voltage light up through the base of the pagoda (interior is hollow) without too much trouble and hook it into my landscape low voltage lighting. Really like the look especially at night when its lit up. I live in the Pacific Northwest so I will find out how well the lantern holds up post winter exposure. Instructions say to bring it indoor to avoid severe winter conditions - so I will find out if the winters in/around the Seattle area are mild enough.

I just added a high-graft juniper to my front landscaping and thought it looked like a bonsai tree. So I wanted something to compliment it, and found this lovely pagoda. It looks fantastic, but didn't want to have to run an extension cord out to it, so I easily removed the light that was in there and replaced it with a solar on at dusk, off at dawn panel. This one just fits. I have it pointed downwards at an angle, and when lit, I actually like it better than the original lights. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08TBV28KN?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

First of all I like the fact that it is lightweight and can easily be moved instead of trying to drag a heavy cement object. When I first got it, I thought it looked a bit tacky, but I learned that it matters where you place it and that controls how it looks in your garden and that I found a good spot for it. The thing that disappointed me the most was when a tree fern leaf fell on top of it and broke the top part of the lantern. I feel that it is too delicate for the price because now I have to throw it out and I had it for a short time before this happened.