Summer ambient lighting

This project is a summer-themed ambient light. To evoke the summer theme, a summery image was used for color silkscreen printing. I had previously made a similar nightlight and participated in this summer electronics fun project. Since I wasn't sure what to make, I decided to make a ProMax version. The event also saved on material costs, so why not?
It uses an SGL8022W LED control chip, allowing for stepless dimming. The circuit is very simple. The power supply uses a TP4056 power management chip to control the lithium battery charging, which is very common.
 
 
 
PCB 3D simulation image: Actual
 
 
product:
 
 
Materials:
The main consumables used are SGL8022W, TP4056, copper pillars (m3x60 double-channel, m3x8+8), screws (m3x5), resistors, ceramic filament (34mm), internal crystal (size: 6x6x6cm), capacitors, and a lithium battery (note the size). These can all be purchased on Taobao. I bought the switch from LCSC.
Note: The crystal inside the lamp (size: 6x6x6cm) was purchased on Taobao. Many styles are available and all are very beautiful. I bought mine for 15 RMB.
 
 
Regarding soldering:
There are two types of capacitors and resistors, 0805 and 0603, as well as chips. Overall, soldering is quite difficult; beginners should not attempt it lightly.
 
Regarding the 3D casing:
The 3D casing was sampled by JLCPCB. I got it for free because I received a 3D consumables voucher. The 3D casing file is attached.
 
Regarding usage:
A light touch turns it on and off, a long press dims the light, a purple light indicates it's charging, and a green light indicates it's fully charged. There is a toggle switch that controls power on and off.
 
Below is a video demonstration.