Galaxy Jar 4M

A luminous and decorative jar to create your own galaxy: includes a jar with LED lid, neon paints, glow-in-the-dark stars, a double-ended paint tool, decorative string and label. Ref. Y304804, ideal for children from 5 years old

Transform a simple jar into a magical universe with the KidzMaker / 4M Galaxy Jar (ref. Y304804). This creative set invites children to design their own luminous galaxy, combining crafts with light science to create a unique decorative piece.

What's included in the kit

• One sturdy plastic jar with LED lid and button batteries already included, so it starts glowing right away.

• Three neon paints to customize the jar's interior and exterior design with vibrant colors.

• A double-ended paint tool, ideal for tracing delicate, detailed designs.

• About 20 glow-in-the-dark phosphorescent stars for a starry effect inside the jar.

• A decorative cord and a customizable label to hang the jar or turn it into a glow stick with a message.

What children learn and develop

• Artistic creativity: painting with neon and designing their own "galactic sky".

• Fine motor skills: using the double-ended tool to paint with precision.

• Light basics: understanding how an LED light works and how to illuminate an object.

• Decorative sensibility: by personalizing the jar with string and label, they develop a taste for design.

Use and functionality
The jar can be used as a magic light wand or an ambient lamp: when you turn on the LED light, the jar lights up from inside and creates a galaxy effect with stars and neon colors. It can also be hung, as it includes the decorative cord.

Safety and recommendations

• Recommended age: + 5 years according to the manufacturer.

• Adult supervision is recommended, especially when replacing the button batteries and when handling the LED cover.

• Avoid prolonged unsupervised use to preserve the bottle and light mechanism.

Why it makes a great gift
This jar is a perfect combination of craft, science and decoration. It is ideal for those who like to experiment with light and colors, to decorate a children's room or to spark the imagination by creating your own personal cosmos.