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Morich Bati (also known as "Mirchi lights") are decorative LED string or fairy lights widely used in Bangladesh and South Asia for festive lighting during weddings, religious festivals like Eid or Diwali, and general home decoration. These lights are characterized by their small, chili-shaped (morich) bulbs and are available in various lengths, colors, and specialized shapes. 

Popular Types of Morich Bati

Morich Bati comes in several variations to suit different decorative needs:

• Standard LED String Lights: These are basic multi-color or single-color (golden, red, white) chains typically used for wrapping trees or draping along walls.
• Ball & Star Shaped Moricha: Specialized versions where the LEDs are housed inside decorative metal or plastic ball or star shapes.
• Waterproof Outdoor Lights: Heavy-duty strings designed for exterior festival decorations, often featuring 80 or more LEDs and extended lengths up to 40 feet.
• Photo Clip Fairy Lights: A variation that includes clips for hanging photographs along the lighted string.
• Rice/Micro Copper Wire Lights: Ultra-thin wires with tiny "rice" LEDs, often battery-operated for indoor desk or bedroom decor. 

Key Specifications

According to various listings on Daraz Bangladesh and Amazing Bazaar:

• Length Options: Commonly available in 12-foot, 28-foot, 33-foot, and 40-foot lengths.
• Lighting Modes: Most models feature a controller box with 8 different moods (e.g., blinking, steady on, slow fade, chasing).
• Power Source: Typically uses a standard AC 220V plug-in system, though smaller copper wire versions may be battery-operated.
• Bulb Count: Ranges significantly from small sets of 20 LEDs to dense strings of 200 or more