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XLily Host A Ghost - The Haunted Doll
Who is Lily? Read her story here.
Historians have tracked Lily's origins to the early 1600s, unearthing reports of occult practices, pagan rituals, and warding rights imported from Europe by the Dutch Colonists of Lower Manhattan. Handmade figurines like Lily were left out to frighten off local spirits and new world ghosts, an archaic custom dating back to the Vikings and the Romans. The conquers of foreign lands brought a piece of their folklore as protection.
The original Lily was delivered to a paranormal research group from its owner, who stated: "I found her outside my door one morning, with a note that said to not put her by mirrors or in the same room I sleep in. I gave her a flashlight so she could drain the batteries, but instead, she made my lights flicker at night. My cat would not go near her, and my dog would just stare. At times, I would be woken up from a dead sleep smelling burnt toast or sometimes a sweet, fruity smell. Her favorite color is red. That is all I know."
Upon further research, it was discovered the doll was crafted to mimic the infamous Elizabeth Bàthory de Eased, a noblewoman condemned in the 1600s for killing over 650 people, becoming known as the 'Blood Countess' and 'Countess Dracula.'
Lily is the perfect addition to your Halloween season, as she haunts and protects your home and makes an excellent gift for anyone who loves spooky items and collectibles. Use Lily to ward off other ghosts and ghouls around Halloween. Want to do something outside of the spirit box this Christmas? Replace your Elf on a Shelf with Lily: Host a Ghost!
Put Lily on a porch, hang her on a door, put her on a shelf, or use her to scare friends, family, and children! Make Lily move around and appear in a different place for others to find each morning. Lily's your new Halloween season tradition that works great all year long.
What will you do with lily?
Welcome to Lily's official page, where we'll share a variety of things you can do with your new Lily doll. First, there are a few things you should know about your new creepy protector.
Every Lily doll is different and comes with its own personality. It's essential to become familiar with your Lily doll so you can properly display and care for her as she expects. After you get to know your Lily doll, here are a few ideas for how to use her at home.
- Each Lily is different. They each have their own temper and tastes. They each have their own personalities. Once you get to know your own Lily you have to treat her with the respect she deserves.
- Lily - Ghoul On A Porch, also likes to have fun. Warding off ghosts is hard work. She likes to hear music, and feel included, she likes to participate.
- Like the Countess she was named after, Elizabeth Bàthory de Eased, Lily loves the spotlight. She likes to be at the center of things. Take photos with your Lily, post them to your social networks.
- During Halloween, when the nights become long and frightening, Lily likes to come out and play. Take your Lily out with you. Not just on the porch next to your pumpkin, take your Lily in the car, around town, shopping and even to the movies!
Top 10 ideas for using Lily at home
- Make a carriage for Lily from a spare pumpkin
- Make Lily be the thing they see through your letterbox
- Put Lily in places you where you wake up – Lily is a morning ghost!
- Make Lily move around and appear in a different place for others to find each morning
- Add Lily to a door wreath, she is surprisingly stealthy!
- Put Lily inside a closet with the door slightly open to watch over someone
- Put Lily near a night light, say goodbye to sleepiness when you spot her!
- Lily works just as well, hanging from a ceiling
- Opening a cupboard to see Lily is a fun surprise
- A surprise appearance on a bookshelf is sure to catch someone unawares
Safety Warning
Lily isn't just a doll. She's a supernatural figure and powerful magic charm crafted to keep away dark forces and stop malicious entities from entering your home. For centuries, Lily and dolls of her kind have been used to stop ill omens and counteract the evil intentions of others.
Because of her power, Lily should be treated with the utmost care. Let Lily inspire you, protect you, and even scare you, but always respect her.
Summon Lily To Your Home
How to treat your lily
- Each Lily is different. They each have their own temper and tastes. Once you get to know your own Lily, you have to treat her with the respect she deserves.
- Lily also likes to have fun. Warding off ghosts is hard work. She likes to hear music and feel included - she likes to participate.
- Like the Countess she was named after, Elizabeth Bàthory de Eased, Lily loves the spotlight. She likes to be center stage. Take photos with your Lily and post them on your social networks.
- During Halloween, when the night turns frightening, Lily likes to come out and play. Take your Lily out beyond the porch next to your pumpkin. Allow Lily to join you in the car, around town, shopping, and even to the movies!
- Children should always be under adult supervision when interacting with Lily.
- Lily was made to protect your home during Halloween. Each night, take Lily out and let her guard your front door. She likes to sit beside pumpkins!
- We recommend only taking Lily out during October and keeping her locked away for the rest of the year. These dolls tend to get bored when they aren't scaring off ghosts and ghouls, and who knows what she'll get into you.
