Hu Tao Night Lights

Hu Tao is the 77th Director of Liyue’s Wangsheng Funeral Parlor, so her playful ghost imagery has a sharper story behind it than a generic bedside glow. This Collection contains two very different Genshin Impact lights: a Hu Tao/Ganyu paper-carving lamp and a Boo Tao-shaped night light. The funeral-parlor character and ghost motif are verifiable; neither product has a documented one-to-one match to a particular game cutscene.

The story behind Hu Tao’s ghost

HoYoverse’s Liyue profile calls Hu Tao the 77th Wangsheng Funeral Parlor director and links her duties to last rites and the balance of yin and yang. HoYoverse’s Hu Tao feature likewise frames death as something she has long learned to face. That is why a ghost-shaped light reads as more than a cute silhouette: it is a playful merchandising interpretation of a character whose work takes her close to the boundary between the living and the dead. This thematic reading is ours, not a documented manufacturing brief.

Where do the lights come from?

The ghost theme comes from Hu Tao’s character world; the supplied seller pages do not identify a particular quest frame or version as the source of either physical design. One listing is a layered paper-carving lamp shared with Ganyu; the other is a Boo Tao-shaped silicone lamp. Do not confuse the shared paper design with the ghost-shaped object, or treat the word “official” in the legacy product URL as proof of a license.

What is here?

See the Hu Tao/Ganyu paper-carving lamp and Boo Tao night light. The second seller description specifies a Micro-USB charging port and three brightness levels; those are seller-stated product details, not independently tested features.