Everything procurement teams ask before their first custom lantern order — manufacturer credentials, ordering, production, shipping, installation safety and life after switch-on.
We are a custom lantern manufacturer based in Zigong, China — the birthplace of the lantern craft. We provide turnkey festival solutions: concept design, 3D rendering, factory production, quality inspection, DDP shipping, overseas installation, maintenance, dismantling and storage. Our catalogue covers custom lanterns, animal lanterns, commercial Christmas displays, botanical garden light shows and immersive light sculptures for global B2B projects.
Check whether the supplier owns a real production facility, has an in-house design and engineering team, provides similar project cases, and can manage production, shipping, installation, maintenance and dismantling end to end. A reliable manufacturer also provides safety documents, quality-control records and a clear project timeline.
We own and operate our 5,000 m² production base in Zigong directly. Steel welding, fabric covering, painting, LED fit-out, quality control and export crating all happen under our own roof — see the factory tour page for photographs of each stage. Nothing is outsourced to unknown workshops.
Yes. You are welcome to visit the Zigong workshop in person, or book a live video walk-through during your working hours — we run cameras through the floor and answer questions in real time. Both options are arranged through the contact page.
Custom lantern design, engineering development, factory production, global logistics coordination and on-site installation support — for festivals, theme parks, commercial streets, shopping malls and tourism destinations. Maintenance, dismantling and off-season storage can be added to any project.
Yes. We work on DDP terms as standard — export crating, freight booking, customs documents and destination coordination are managed by our team. FOB and CIF arrangements are available for clients with their own freight forwarders.
Yes. We send installation technicians to assemble, wire and test the display on site, signing off before the first visitor walks through. For teams that prefer self-installation, we supply marked drawings, wiring diagrams and remote guidance.
Yes — full lifecycle support is part of our turnkey offer. We schedule seasonal maintenance, dismantle with re-use in mind, and can arrange refurbishment and storage between seasons so the same display returns for year two at a fraction of the cost.
Share your project type, site size, target opening date, location, theme direction and budget range. We review the brief and suggest a practical design, production and delivery path within 48 hours.
The five essentials: venue type and photos, available area in m², target opening window, theme or story direction, and budget range. Adding visitor-flow data and local climate notes helps us engineer the right wind and IP ratings from day one.
Custom builds start from a single statement piece — many city projects begin with one landmark lantern. Full festival packages are sized to your venue and traffic goals rather than a fixed unit count.
Absolutely — customization is our core strength. Our design team creates unique concepts around your site's terrain, climate and cultural context, with 3D renders for approval before any production begins.
Yes. Every project moves from concept art to 3D renders showing scale, colour and lighting atmosphere in your actual venue context. Production begins only after you approve the final visuals.
Yes. Provide Pantone references or brand assets and we match silk dye zones and LED colour temperatures accordingly. Every design is re-scalable — the same figure can be built at 1× for a courtyard or 3× for a city square.
Standard single pieces ship in 25—40 days from approved drawings to export-ready crates; large multi-scene festivals run 10—14 weeks with parallel work streams, confirmed in the project timeline with your opening date worked backwards.
Standard terms are 40% deposit by T/T to open the production slot, with the 60% balance paid before shipment against packing photos and shipping documents. L/C at sight is available for larger contracts. Every milestone is confirmed in writing with the quotation, so payment stages track physical stages you can verify.
Figures are designed with segment-linked frames that bolt apart, flat-pack into custom export crates with foam bracing and bubble-wrapped fragile details (eyes, claws, mouths packed separately), and load into standard containers under HS code 9505.90.00.00. Pieces over 5 m³ travel as bolt-together segments for on-site assembly, and each crate is labelled against the installation drawings so assembly runs to plan.
Yes. Structures are engineered for multi-season use: bolt-together frames, replaceable fabric panels and modular LED systems. With refurbishment between seasons — fabric refresh, LED checks, repainting — most clients run the same display for multiple winters.
Installation planning covers structure checks, site-condition material selection, electrical layout, lifting sequence, anchoring, route spacing and full testing — completed and signed off before the venue opens to visitors.
ISO 9001:2015 quality management, CE / UL compliant electrical systems, and project-specific documents including load calculations, fire-retardant fabric certificates, wiring diagrams and quality-control records. Full documentation packs are issued with each shipment.
Every shipment includes a spare-parts kit for the LED and electrical systems. During the season, our project leads respond to fault reports with remote diagnosis first, and on-site repair if needed. Post-season refurbishment quotes are issued on request.
Builds are climate-matched: wind-load calculations to stated Beaufort ratings, IP65—IP67 weatherproofing depending on exposure, and temperature-rated components from -30°C to +50°C. Desert, coastal and alpine variants use upgraded materials and sealing.
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