Ceramic Haunted House

When ceramics meet Gothic, a lamp ignites the warmth of a century-old ghost story

Classic Haunted Mansion Design: Recreating iconic elements of the legendary haunted mansion—the sloping roof, dilapidated attic windows, mottled wall textures, and even embellished with details like bats, ghost silhouettes, and jack-o'-lanterns—the overall design is both eerie and charmingly retro, avoiding overly scary and adapting to a variety of home ambiances.

Clearly layered details: The texture of the roof tiles, the "cracks" of the walls, and the subtle "light shadows" visible in the windows (some styles feature built-in light-transmitting features) are created through hand-carving or glaze gradients, enhancing the haunted mansion's three-dimensionality and storytelling. From a distance, it creates atmosphere, while up close, it reveals details.

Glaze Texture: A matte or semi-matte glaze is used, with a predominantly mysterious palette of dark gray, dark green, and dark purple, accented with pops of brighter colors (such as pumpkin orange and ghostly white). This not only reflects the eerie theme, but also neutralizes the eerie feeling with the warm texture of the ceramic, adding a touch of sophistication.

Whether it’s the mysterious light and shadow when lit, or the detailed texture when placed statically, it can fill your space with a sense of story with its unique charm - after all, who can resist a ceramic haunted house that hides a "little secret"?

Dimensions

• Overall：

  Small（4.5" sq, 7" h）

  Medium（7" w x 5" d x 9" h）

  Large（9" w x 5.75" d x 10" h）

  Weight:

   Small （1.75 lbs）

  Medium（3.75 lbs）

  Large（5 lbs）