garden decor

Artisan Komang Sri of Bali handcrafts this lovely set of four mahogany wood bell ornaments. With two stained red-brown and two stained black, all the bells are hand painted in gold in a swirling motif. The ornaments come with a silver polyester cord for easy hanging.

Imbued with the magic of the festive season, every intricate detail of this mesmerizing glazed ceramic angel ornament by Armenian artisan Tatevik Ghaltakhchyan captures charm and whimsical allure. With vibrant orange, curly hair and a beaming smile, she radiates warmth and joy. The ethereal touch of her graceful wings harmonizes with the gorgeous green dress adorned with delicate leaf and floral accents. Suspended effortlessly from your Christmas tree by a jute cord, this distinctive decoration promises to infuse playfulness and a hint of nature's beauty into your holiday decor.

Celebrate nature and culture with this Armenian wool-felt ornament embellished with the exquisite embroidery techniques of the region. Expert in the field, artisan Maral Shohmahlian uses cotton threads to adorn this sublime accessory that will add elegance to your interiors while creating a charming natural aura, all in gold and ivory hues on a green base tone that evokes the serenity of the country's gardens. As the final touch, a wood bead and a cotton cord crown the design.

Carved by hand, five delightful birds celebrate Brazil's wonderful diversity. Raul Vinelli works in pinewood to create this colorful flock. The petite creatures pose on flexible wire legs that are designed to wrap around the branches of a plant or to stand in a flower pot or dish garden.

These are best on a covered terrace or indoors. Please limit exposure to sun and rain.

Poised and ready to swoop in at the first sight of nectar is this inventively decorated hanging hummingbird alebrije from Mexican artisans Jesus and Roxana Hernandez of Oaxaca. Carved by hand from copal wood, the bird's red and purple body is adorned with small yellow blossoms. The removable wings and tail feathers are green and terracotta with yellow tips. The bird can be hung using the metal ring on its back. Small parts are separated for shipping to protect from breakage.

It is said that Oaxaca's alebrije tradition descends directly from Mexico City papier mache artisan Pedro Linares (1906-1992). When he was 30, he became seriously ill and fell into a sort of coma. While he was unconscious, he had a most fantastic dream. He was caught between the land of the living and the dead; the place looked like a forest and was populated with creatures with body parts belonging to different animals. The beings repeatedly uttered the word alebrije, and when Linares woke up, he recreated these figures in vivid colors using papier mache techniques and called them alebrijes . His work became famous and eventually influenced artisans in the state of Oaxaca who decided to craft alebrijes using traditional wood carving methods and according to that region's world vision.

Blooming in a golden garden, white flowers flaunt pearly petals. Parvez A. Warsi creates six lavish ornaments with beadwork and hand embroidery in gold on gold. He works with sparkling zari threads in a style reminiscent of the Mughal era.

"Hummingbirds are a daily feature in our gardens, that's why I combined the image of the bird with the flowers and colors of Guatemalan gardens. What I like about hummingbirds is that they seem to be full of energy, they're beautiful and yet delicate," confides José Arriola. The talented artisan handcrafts the ornaments of ceramic and paints each one with acrylics with different themes. The six ornaments hangs from bright red ribbons, and the set arrives in a traditional cotton pouch woven on a foot loom.

Let summer's warm and cheerful vibe take over your spaces with this set of two dried gourd ornaments crafted in Peru by Percy Rojas. Featuring a hand-painted floral design in a palette of white and yellow hues, the accessories have cotton cords that allow you to hang them anywhere. As a whimsical touch, little pinewood accents transform the pieces into little birdhouses that can also be set in your garden.

Let nature's refreshing and tender sensation take over your spaces with this set of two dried gourd ornaments crafted in Peru by Percy Rojas. Featuring a hand-painted floral design in a palette of blue and yellow hues, the accessories have cotton cords that allow you to hang them anywhere. As a whimsical touch, little pinewood accents transform the pieces into little birdhouses that can also be placed in your garden.

An embodiment of love, this splendid ceramic bell ornament features a cute moose gently embracing a vibrant red heart, bringing a delightful charm to your Christmas tree. Handcrafted and painted by Armenia's Anush and Karo, this endearing accessory includes a natural fiber cord for easy hanging. Beyond its festive role, it transforms into a versatile decorative accent for tabletops or a whimsical addition to your porch or garden, where the gentle breeze orchestrates melodic sounds.

Celebrating the joys of motherhood, this heartwarming ceramic bell ornament showcases a cheerful mother hedgehog with her dainty pup. Expertly handcrafted and painted by Armenia's Anush and Karo, this lovely accessory features a natural fiber cord for easy suspension on your Christmas tree. Yet, its charm extends beyond the festive season, effortlessly transitioning into a versatile decorative accent for tabletops or a whimsical addition to your porch or garden, where the gentle winds compose enchanting, melodic notes.

This stunning ceramic bell ornament reveals a lively owl adorned in a harmonious blend of blue, brown, white, red and black hues. Meticulously crafted and painted by hand by Anush and Karo in Armenia, this delightful accessory comes with a natural fiber cord for convenient placement on your Christmas tree. Beyond its holiday role, it seamlessly transforms into a flexible decorative accent for tabletops or a whimsical addition to your porch or garden, where the tranquil winds weave captivating sounds.