@cherokeepatti - I was thinking more on the grounds of being wired with the table light wiring. That way you don't have to buy or recharge the batteries. Could also add some glass marbles to add to the light fragmentation too.
@stormwatcher I have a string of colored LED Christmas lights with a battery pack, put it in a wide-mouth quart fruit jar and covered the base with silk flowers, makes a nice night-light and good for when the power goes out.
Sea shells. They used to have bags of them for sale at Savers. I used to buy the huge glass vases...the bigger the better...and I would layer pink sand on the bottom, followed by a layer of turquoise glass flattened marbles, then and layer of shells and so on. The broken shells always in the middle, and the prettiest ones on the outside where they could show off their beauty.
@cherokeepatti I was just thinking they probably don't have a lot of sea shells where you live, and I asked myself...well, what will be readily available? You can dry your own flowers...
But - given the particualr design and earthy colour of this lamp...
I'd probably use earth toned grains and layer them, (the lamp is very ractangly - so beads wouldnt suit as they're round) and maybe do this - a little miniature terrarium.
As.someone else mentioned - filling it with something heavyish would make it stable.
@MrBrownstone marbles would be very colorful. I went to a garage sale one time and a collector was selling off his collection, I don’t know why, but it seemed he had thousands and some very old ones too.
