Great Lion Wall Light 0 D 33 F 4 a 0 Ca

A faceted beast's head that throws light through a fringe of teeth. This is a low-poly wall light shaped like a stylised lion. The geometry is broken into bold triangular planes that catch and scatter an LED behind it, while a row of slotted vertical gaps runs along the lower edge to spill light downward onto the wall. The chunky, angular muzzle and heavy brow give it a modern, almost origami-like read rather than a realistic mane; mounted flush, it works as a sconce or an accent uplight. Hang it in a hallway, a games room, a child's den or above a bar for a warm, sculptural glow. Print notes • Use a light-diffusing filament (natural PLA, white PETG) or thin the walls so the LED bleeds through the facets • The hollow back is designed to cup a small LED puck or strip — leave a cable channel at the bottom edge • Faceted models print well with no supports if you sit it on its flat back; bridging across the slot gaps is short and safe • Run a low layer height on the front planes so each facet stays crisp, and print slightly warm to fuse the thin walls Stick to low-heat LEDs only — PLA and hot enclosed bulbs do not mix.