Moon Lamp Held In A Sculpted Hand

$35.99 $52.99

A 3D-printed moon lamp resting in a sculpted black hand: sixteen colours and dimming on the remote, seven on the touch ring, and a battery that lasts the evening.

Seven Under Your Finger, Sixteen On The Remote It Sits In A Sculpted Hand Two Sizes, Same Hand Charge It, Then Put It Anywhere
Quantity
1
Size·5.9"

Free U.S. shipping · 30-day returns

Most moon lamps come with a stand you put up with. This one comes with a stand you buy it for: a sculpted black hand, palm up, fingers curled in around the sphere so the moon looks held rather than parked. In daylight, switched off, it still reads as an object worth a shelf — which is not something you can say about a wooden cradle.

The moon lamp itself is 3D printed, so the craters and the grey maria have genuine depth and the light breaks across them instead of coming out flat. Two sizes: 5.9 inches, which is nightstand scale, and 7.1 inches, which is the one that changes the corner it stands in.

There is a metal ring on the sphere you touch to change the colour — seven of them, one tap at a time, no handset needed. The remote takes it to the full sixteen and adds dimming, and the honest part is that the ring only ever gives you seven of the sixteen, so the handset is worth keeping wherever the moon lamp lives.

The moon lamp runs off a 500 mAh battery: two to three hours to charge, then four to ten hours of light depending how bright you set it. You can also leave it on the cable and use it at the same time, which is the setting for a desk. Off the cable it goes to a shelf with no socket near it, and there is nothing trailing down the wall.

Set warm and low it is a moon lamp you leave on all evening at the end of a hallway. Set cool and bright it takes over a bookshelf. The hand does not change either way, and it is the part people ask about.

  • Seven Under Your Finger, Sixteen On The Remote
  • It Sits In A Sculpted Hand
  • Two Sizes, Same Hand
  • Charge It, Then Put It Anywhere

Two sizes, and the hand stand is scaled to whichever you order.

  • 5.9" – nightstand and desk scale; sits behind a book
  • 7.1" – shelf and console scale; the one people notice

Power: a 500 mAh rechargeable battery — two to three hours to charge, four to ten hours of use, and it works while plugged in. Control: a metal touch ring on the sphere for seven colours, plus a remote for sixteen and the dimming. Care: wipe the sphere and the black hand with a dry, soft cloth.

Type: 3D-printed moon lamp with a sculpted hand stand
Sizes: 5.9 in and 7.1 in across
Stand: matte black sculpted hand, palm up, included and scaled to the sphere
Light: 16 colours and dimming on the remote; 7 colours on the touch ring
Control: metal touch ring on the sphere, plus a remote handset
Power: 500 mAh rechargeable battery — 2–3 hours to charge, 4–10 hours of use
Usable while charging: yes
Care: wipe with a dry, soft cloth

Free shipping on every U.S. order. No minimum.
Delivered in 5–9 business days after a 1–2 day handling time.
30-day returns – if the fit isn't right, send them back.

The stand is the point. The moon is held, not parked.

moon-hand_colors.png
SIXTEEN COLOURS

Seven Under Your Finger, Sixteen On The Remote

Tap the metal ring on the sphere and the colour steps on — seven of them, in a loop, with no handset involved. The remote opens up all sixteen and adds dimming. The ring is the one you use at midnight; the remote is the one that has everything.

  • Seven Under Your Finger, Sixteen On The Remote
  • Tap the metal ring on the sphere and the colour steps on — seven of them, in a loop, with no handset involved. The remote opens up all sixteen and adds dimming. The ring is the one you use at midnight; the remote is the one that has everything.
moon-hand_hand.png
THE STAND

It Sits In A Sculpted Hand

Matte black resin, palm turned up, fingers curved in under the sphere. It holds the moon at a slight tilt and it is the reason this looks like a piece rather than a gadget — switched off in daylight, it still earns the shelf.

  • It Sits In A Sculpted Hand
  • Matte black resin, palm turned up, fingers curved in under the sphere. It holds the moon at a slight tilt and it is the reason this looks like a piece rather than a gadget — switched off in daylight, it still earns the shelf.
moon-hand_sizes.png
TWO SIZES

Two Sizes, Same Hand

The 5.9-inch one sits behind a book on a nightstand. The 7.1-inch one is the one people notice when they walk in, and it wants a wide shelf or a console. The hand scales with the sphere, so the proportions stay the same either way.

  • Two Sizes, Same Hand
  • The 5.9-inch one sits behind a book on a nightstand. The 7.1-inch one is the one people notice when they walk in, and it wants a wide shelf or a console. The hand scales with the sphere, so the proportions stay the same either way.
moon-hand_cordless.png
RECHARGEABLE

Charge It, Then Put It Anywhere

Two to three hours on the cable, then four to ten hours of light depending on the brightness. After that there is no cable at all, so the moon lamp goes on a shelf with no socket near it — and it still works while it is charging if you would rather leave it plugged in.

  • Charge It, Then Put It Anywhere
  • Two to three hours on the cable, then four to ten hours of light depending on the brightness. After that there is no cable at all, so the moon lamp goes on a shelf with no socket near it — and it still works while it is charging if you would rather leave it plugged in.

Tap for the colour. Then leave the cable behind.

moon-hand_claims.png
01

Seven Under Your Finger, Sixteen On The Remote

Tap the metal ring on the sphere and the colour steps on — seven of them, in a loop, with no handset involved.

02

It Sits In A Sculpted Hand

Matte black resin, palm turned up, fingers curved in under the sphere.

03

Two Sizes, Same Hand

The 5.9-inch one sits behind a book on a nightstand.

04

Charge It, Then Put It Anywhere

Two to three hours on the cable, then four to ten hours of light depending on the brightness.

How we compare.

What a sculpted hand stand gives you that a wooden cradle does not.

Ours
A moon lamp on a wooden stand
A plain LED night light
Sculpted black hand stand, scaled to the sphere
Two sizes to choose from
Touch ring on the sphere as well as a remote
Sixteen colours and dimming
Rechargeable — four to ten hours off the cable
Works while it is charging

Frequently asked
questions.

The questions people actually ask before buying one.

Yes, and it is scaled to the size you order. Matte black moulded resin, palm up, fingers curled in around the bottom of the sphere, standing on a small foot.

The 5.9-inch one is nightstand and desk scale. The 7.1-inch one is noticeably larger and reads as a centrepiece — give it a console, a wide shelf or a sideboard rather than a crowded desk.

Touch the metal ring on the sphere to step through seven colours, or use the remote for all sixteen plus the dimming. The ring works whether or not you can find the handset.

Between four and ten hours, depending how bright you run it, from a 500 mAh battery that takes two to three hours to fill.

Yes. Leave it on the cable and it works normally, which is the sensible way to run it on a desk. Off the cable it goes anywhere for the evening.

No. It lights a shelf, a nightstand and the wall behind them, and dims down to a glow you can sleep next to. It is decorative lighting rather than a task lamp.

It is 3D printed, so the craters have real depth rather than being a picture wrapped round a smooth ball. That unevenness is what makes the light break up the way it does.

Free U.S. shipping and a 30-day return window. Set it up, live with it for a week, and send it back if it is not what you pictured.

Stay in the loop.

The occasional new-arrival update. No spam.