Custom Lithophane Night Lights

Give a unique, one of a kind gift today

ONLY
$20

Features

photo showing original picture that was converted into a lithophane nightlight

Turn any photo into a one of a kind nightlight

Our lithophane night lights come in 3 different sizes so you can fit your photo just right.

Watch the amazing transformation

The unlit lithophane night light doesn’t look too impressive, but just wait till you turn on the light!

Prepare to be amazed!

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Girl looking at nightlight in bedroom

Perfect for your kiddo's bedroom

The incandescent bulb give off a warm soothing light. Keep the monsters away with a comforting photo night light of mommy and daddy.

Won't block your other outlet

Plug our night light into the top outlet to keep access to the lower one. Or, plug into the lower outlet to provide a sleek “No outlets visible” look.

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Gallery

Just a few examples of what’s possible with a custom lithophane night light.

Lithophane window cling - dog
Lithophane window cling - dad with children
Lithophane Nightlight - dock
Lithophane window cling - family
Lithophane nightlight - Mom and child
Lithophane Nightlight - dog

About Lithophanes

Paul de Bourgoing is credited with inventing the process of lithophanes in 1827 in France.

Traditionally, lithophanes are an etched or molded artwork made from a translucent porcelain. The thickness must be very thin so that the photo or artwork can be seen clearly only when back lit with a light source.

Lithophanes were made by specialized European craftspeople beginning as an image carved in warm wax on a glass plate. This was then backlit and carved. A modeler would duplicate the image on a flat wax plate carving relief and intaglio. Where the wax was carved thinnest more would shine through. Of course where the wax was carved thickest then there was less light shone through.

A plaster gypsum mold was cast from the wax. It was sometimes cast in metal for the production of multiple molds. The casts were removed from the molds and then fired to about 2300 degrees Fahrenheit. Finished lithophanes are somewhere between one sixteenth of an inch thin to almost a quarter inch (1.5 to 6mm) thick.

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