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As a versatile Commercial Light Installations piece, this striking blue lion head draws on the majesty of the lion as a cultural symbol — a motif that resonates across festivals, commercial displays, and public celebrations.Designed to command attention, this illuminated lion head combines bold proportions with intricate handcrafted detailing, making it a compelling centerpiece for a wide range of event environments, from theme parks and commercial light festivals to outdoor art exhibitions and cultural celebrations.
Standing 2 meters tall, this lion head sculpture — crafted as a custom Giant Light Sculptures piece — features a rich blue-to-purple-to-yellow gradient that brings the mane to life with layered transitions and vivid contrast. The eyes, mouth, and facial features are highlighted in bright yellow, creating a focal point that draws the viewer's attention even from a distance. The mane is finished with multi-color transitions — blue melting into violet, then into warm amber tones — with hand-painted linework that defines each strand of hair, adding depth and texture. The lion's expression is both regal and welcoming, making it equally suited for festive environments and more formal commercial displays. A sturdy metal base stand supports the sculpture for stable floor placement.
As a fully custom piece, this lion head can be adapted to your specific requirements — overall size and scale, color gradient combinations, pattern and detailing adjustments, and stand height to suit your venue. Whether you need a larger version for outdoor plaza installation or a compact piece for indoor exhibition spaces, the design flexibility ensures a perfect fit.
Each lion head is handcrafted using traditional Zigong lantern-making techniques — welded steel framework with modular construction, silk or fabric covering, and hand-painted detailing with multi-layer gradient application — combined with energy-efficient LED cold light sources (110/220V AC, 100-800W, IP65-rated for outdoor use). The modular design allows for efficient shipping and straightforward on-site assembly. A dedicated metal floor stand is included for stable positioning. This piece is well-suited for commercial light festivals, cultural theme parks, outdoor art installations, plaza displays, and seasonal event decor.
This installation is well-suited for commercial theme light festivals, cultural tourism night attractions, plaza commercial displays, theme park decorations, event and exhibition art installations, and outdoor festival light exhibitions.
This lion head sculpture is fully customizable — contact us with your venue or event requirements, and we'll create a tailored design for your space.
Handcrafted by Zigong master artisans using nationally recognized intangible cultural heritage techniques
Door-to-door logistics to 40+ countries with customs clearance handled
See your concept in detailed renderings before any commitment
2-year steel frame warranty with lifetime maintenance advice
Yes. Modular designs are engineered for disassembly, storage, and reassembly. Steel frames are hot-dip galvanized for corrosion resistance; fabrics can be replaced or refreshed between seasons. We provide storage guides covering disassembly sequence, packaging specifications, and climate-controlled storage recommendations. The OzAsia dragon was built using modular prefabrication — shipped in containers and reassembled on-site within a predictable timeline.
Zigong lanterns are a recognized Chinese intangible cultural heritage. Each piece uses handcrafted steel frames, hand-painted silk coverings, and precisely integrated LED lighting. Unlike factory-produced decorations, every installation is bespoke — the silhouette, color palette, and scale are built around your specific venue and theme. The Space Center Houston project, for example, combined this 1,500-year-old craft with real-time facial recognition technology.
Yes. Our projects span over 40 countries — including Montreal‘s lantern festivals, zoo installations in Europe, shopping mall campaigns across the Middle East (Kuwait’s first-ever lantern carnival drew 300,000 visitors), and diplomatic anniversary exhibitions in Paris (72-day run, 300,000+ visitors). View our international case studies on the Cases page or contact us for region-specific references.
Yes. Anchoring is engineered to your specific surface: concrete/asphalt uses chemical anchors or expansion bolts; soil/grass uses ground screws or concrete footings; sand/beach uses weighted base plates; water surfaces use floating platforms with underwater anchoring; indoor uses ballasted bases with no ground penetration required. The Hong Kong Mid-Autumn project, for example, installed structures up to 6 meters tall using counterweight bases and wind rope systems — zero ground penetration, stable for 32 days in coastal weather.
For large-scale festival installations (50+ pieces), start planning 6-12 months ahead — allowing for design iterations, structural engineering, and logistics. Standard projects (10-30 pieces) require 4-6 months. Rush orders (single pieces, simple designs) can be completed in 4-6 weeks from design approval. Space Center Houston was delivered in 95 days total.
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