A remarkably simple Mid-Autumn Festival decorative light, inspired by the poetic line:

“May we all be blessed with longevity; though miles apart, we share the beauty of the moon.”

By layering models of varying thicknesses, the design evokes the delicate, cascading lines of a traditional ink‑wash landscape painting, capturing the serene grandeur of distant mountains and rivers.

Made from pure white, matte filament for a minimalist, understated aesthetic.

Within the radiant glow of the full moon, two soaring wild geese fly side by side—symbolizing the cherished wish for companionship, harmony, and a lasting bond.

This entire model requires no complicated assembly; simply snap the components into place and apply a small amount of adhesive to complete the build. The only accessory needed is a basic LED light, and you’ll use just around 150 grams of filament.

The LED light’s specifications are as follows—feel free to search for images on various online shopping platforms:

Here are the installation steps:

Begin by removing the base. Attach the MH001 light panel at the red‑circled location, then thread the cable through the square hole at the bottom, following the arrow’s direction. Just below the arrow lies a pre‑configured cable groove—simply secure the wire within this slot.

Next, snap the light’s mounting clips into the four corresponding square holes.

Align the pillar-shaped component and carefully snap the lampshade onto the base—be sure to check the intricate flying‑geese relief inside the shade, ensuring it’s installed in the correct orientation. For reference, the proper placement is illustrated in the cover image.

Attach the lower transition piece—just align the holes and snap it into place.

Apply a thin layer of adhesive to the topmost surface of the lower relief—right at the red circle—and gently press the upper relief downward to secure it in place. The second image serves as a helpful guide for positioning.

Apply adhesive to the top surface of the transition section, then carefully affix the relief element—completing the assembly.