Stash lanterns, batteries, custom builds, shipping, and care — quick answers below.
Our stash lanterns are compact, illuminated pieces that combine hand wood-burned art with a small housing—often used to carry earplugs or other small festival essentials. Each side can feature different artwork; lights are built in so they glow in low light.
Lanterns use a small battery-powered LED setup. Power comes from button-cell batteries inside the body (see battery type below). There is no plug-in charging—when the light dims, replace the batteries.
Stash lanterns use CR927 coin cells (9.5 mm diameter, 2.7 mm height). Use fresh name-brand or reputable CR927 cells for the best life and fit.
Open the battery compartment using a tiny screwdriver or a small sharp knife to carefully remove the retaining screw. Swap in new CR927 cells with correct polarity (+/− as marked). When re-installing the screw, snug it only—do not over-tighten, which can strip threads or crack plastic.
CR927 cells are sold at many drugstores, electronics shops, and online retailers. Search for "CR927 battery" and confirm the size matches 9.5 × 2.7 mm before purchasing.
Runtime depends on how often you run the light, LED brightness, and cell quality. Many users get many hours of intermittent use; continuous use drains cells faster. If the light dims or flickers, replace both cells.
The Custom Lantern page lets you pick four side panels from our live inventory (repeats allowed), choose an aluminum cap color, and add the configuration to your cart. Your selections are attached to the order so we build what you chose.
Yes. In the builder you assign a design to Sides A, B, C, and D independently, so you can mix and match panels.
Pieces are made to order. See current lead times and shipping details in our Returns & Shipping Policy.
Shipping options and costs depend on your address. Checkout will show what is available for your region, including taxes and duties where applicable.
Keep lanterns dry and avoid soaking or leaving them in standing water. Wipe with a soft dry cloth. Avoid harsh solvents on the burned art. Treat as art objects, not pool toys.
They are not built as waterproof dive gear. Occasional light rain at a festival may be fine if dried promptly, but do not submerge them or rely on them in heavy wet conditions.
Email Chandler.a.derrico@gmail.com within 48 hours of delivery with photos of the damage and packaging. See our Returns & Shipping Policy for how we handle shipping-related issues.
Handmade and custom work is generally final sale. Exceptions for damage in transit are described in our Returns & Shipping Policy.
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