Resin Bird Lamp with Hanging E14 Bulb Socket

This sculptural resin bird lamp holds a hanging E14 bulb socket in its beak, turning a practical light source into a distinctive shelf or ledge display. Choose Black or White, bird pose A–D, and the correct plug type for your country.

Key features

• Sculptural bird body: Detailed feather and beak forms create a raven- or crow-inspired decorative accent.
• Hanging bulb design: The cord and E14 socket hang from the bird's beak so the bulb remains visible.
• Four poses: Select style A, B, C, or D using the variant images.
• Two colors: Available with a Black or White resin bird body.
• Country-specific plugs: US, EU, UK, and AU plug variants are listed; US customers should select a US option.

Product details

• Bird material: thermoplastic resin
• Bulb holder: E14 screw fitting
• Color options: Black or White
• Pose options: A, B, C, or D
• Plug options: US, EU, UK, or AU
• Package: 1 selected bird lamp fixture
• Bulb is not listed as included

Setup and bulb selection

• Confirm the selected plug type before ordering; for the primary US market, choose a US variant.
• Use an E14 bulb that stays within the wattage and bulb-type limits supplied with the lamp.
• Place the bird on a stable surface where the body, cord, and exposed bulb cannot be knocked or pulled.
• Keep the bulb clear of fabric, paper, curtains, and other heat-sensitive materials.
• Do not treat the fixture as a wall lamp unless the selected version includes suitable mounting hardware and instructions.

Frequently asked questions

Is a bulb included?

The available packing information lists one lamp fixture and does not list a bulb. Plan to supply a compatible E14 bulb.

Which plug should a US customer select?

Choose a variant ending in US. The plug type is part of the variant title, alongside the bird color and pose letter.

Can the lamp be mounted on a wall?

The product images primarily show the bird resting on a shelf or ledge. Only mount a selected version if it arrives with purpose-made hardware and installation instructions.

What do A, B, C, and D mean?

They identify the four bird poses. Compare the variant images before choosing because the letters do not describe the pose in words.