Snow Globe Humidifier with Falling Mist

It's the snow globe you used to shake, except this one shakes itself. Under the glass dome sits a tiny winter village — flocked pines, a red-scarfed snowman, a gingerbread cabin in fresh powder — and from the center nozzle a fine mist climbs, pools against the glass like a low cloud bank, thickens, and starts falling back down as the gentlest rain through the trees. The whole scene breathes. Add a drop of oil and it scents a desk or nightstand at one watt, quieter than a fridge hum, with a warm light under the snow that makes 2 a.m. feel like a cabin evening. It's the rare gadget that works switched off — a little world in glass — and the rare decoration that's more useful than it looks. Winter, kept on a shelf, watered when the tank runs low.

1. Fill the base tank through the opening with clean water; a drop of water-soluble oil for scent.
2. Set the dome back and plug into any USB-C power source.
3. Press the mist button: mist rises, clouds under the glass and rains back down.
4. Use the light button for the warm glow; the timer button sets auto-off.
5. Empty and wipe the base weekly; keep the flocked trees dry — only the rain touches them.

Power: USB-C, 1W | Noise: < 36 dB | Tank: < 0.5 L | Coverage: up to ~350 sq ft | Mist: single center nozzle, falling-rain effect | Control: base buttons | Colors: Snow Scene, Green Scene

ABS base, clear dome, resin miniatures with flocked detailing. Included in the box: 1 × snow globe humidifier

Wipe the inside of the dome with a soft dry cloth — mist residue clouds it faster than dust. Never run it tilted, never submerge the base, and empty the tank if it sits unused for days. Keep the flocked trees out of direct sun so the white stays white.