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Ghanaian artisan Robert Aidoo-Taylor handcrafts a set of four ornaments from ofram wood, all inspired by Africa's ancient civilizations that once filled those prosperous lands with art and knowledge. After crafting each little mask, the artisan paints the ornaments by hand using a colorful palette, titling his creation iOkwonko/i, the name of a famous Igbo warrior.

A set of four bells is ready to ring in the holiday on your tree. Costa Rican artisan Blanca Padilla handcrafts these angels out of the fiber extracted from cabuya, a succulent that looks like agave. The artisan works with the cabuya's natural texture to form the bells, each a different color and topped with a gold ribbon bow and red paper flower. The art and skill of creating handicrafts from cabuya has been handed down through Blanca Padilla's family for generations. The artisan sources her material herself, growing and harvesting the cabuya, extracting the fiber, and preparing it for use in the handicrafts. Blanca Padilla hopes to help revitalize the cabuya craft industry with the success of her designs.

These cute fish will fill your interiors with a colorful and refreshing aura thanks to their unique design. This set of four crocodile wood ornaments is hand-painted in Bali by artisan Candra Suwitra, who also adds polyester strings to each item.

Dancing gracefully from gold-toned strings, these little owls will fill your home with a sweet and cheerful aura. Fascinated by these winged friends often associated with wisdom, Balinese artisan Candra Suwitra hand-carves this set of four ornaments from jempinis wood, polishing each detail and adding hand-painted accents for a vibrant style.

Dancing playfully from the tree, four delightful Santas are crafted from albesia wood and painted by hand. Balinese artisan Nik creates this set of ornaments.

Adding a delightful touch to your tree, this pair of snowmen is created by Balinese artisan Nik. She handcrafts each ornament from steel, depicting a painted snowman in a hat and striped scarf. Plastic beads with a floral charm dangle from each ornament. This set hangs from wire hooks.

Diligently crafted by hand from albesia wood, four white snowflakes welcome the holiday season. Balinese artisan Nik creates this lovely set of ornaments.

India's Fida Hussain finds motivation in the magic and warmth of the holidays, creating a cute set of three ornaments perfect for adding a traditional and elegant touch to your home decor. The artisan works with papier mache to create a smooth surface that allows him to paint the leafy details in an enchanting palette of red hues. Furthermore, each accessory comes in different sizes and features polyester strings.

Charming and intense tones are present in this cute set of four jempinis wood ornaments handcrafted by Bali's Candra Suwitra. After carving the birds, symbolizing enlightenment and freedom, the artisan adds golden polyester strings for hanging them anywhere.

Commonly known for their mischievous nature, these cheeky cats leave behind their turbulent past to add a serene and cute touch to your home decor. Bali's Candra Suwitra hand-carves each of these four ornaments from jempinis wood, adding gold-toned strings for hanging them anywhere.

Crocheted by hand from wool, this delightful pair of ornaments is designed and crafted by Peruvian artisan Marleni Tenorio. Each round ornament features a three-tone color scheme in honey, stone, and alabaster that creates a striped appearance.

Dala or Dalecarlian horses are typical Swedish handicrafts consisting of wooden horse figurines painted by hand with charming colors and motifs. Bali's Komang Sulaksana transforms these horses into an adorable set of four ornaments hand-carved from albesia wood and hand-painted in black, white and grey with agel grass cords to display them on the Christmas tree or your favorite spot.

These holidays will now have a magical aura thanks to a set of five ornaments handcrafted by Balinese artisans. Following Jaya Nugraha's design, the artisans create each ornament from gold-toned cardboard, adding traditional motifs of the season and equipping them with faux suede ribbons for an elegant style.

Magic and tenderness come together in Jaya Nugraha's newest design, crafted by Balinese artisans. Working with gold-toned cardboard, the artists create a set of five ornaments embellished with Christmas motifs and equipped with natural fiber cords that allow you to hang them anywhere.

Mexican artisan Petrona Patishtan presents a unique design for your home decor. This wool felt ornament features a garnet heart with floral cotton embroidery. The final touch is in a playful tassel joined to a pompom.

Balinese artisan Ketut Parwati specializes in Christmas ornaments that bring charm and joy during the holiday season. She designs this pair of delightful angel ornaments hand-crafted from wrought iron and painted by hand to dazzle once you hang them from the tree.

Sebastiana Guarcas handcrafts a set of three pretty cotton ornaments featuring a colorful palette. These crocheted creations feature traditional Guatemalan motifs in a geometric pattern, and each comes with a string for hanging them anywhere.

Artisan Robert Aidoo-Taylor handcrafts a set of four ornaments from ofram wood, all inspired by the wise words of his ancestors. After crafting each little African mask, honoring Ghana's culture, the artisan paints the ornaments by hand in a vibrant palette, titling his creation iAsomdwe Nsem/i, which means “peace matters” in the Akan language.

Now you can have at home monkeys literally swinging from a tree--your Christmas tree, that is, with this set of four beautifully hand-painted ornaments crafted by hand from fine mahogany wood. The cheerful monkeys, designed by Balinese artisan Komang Sri, can be hung from a polyester cord and are further embellished with floral motifs in gold.

Working with hand-rolled strips of recycled paper, Balinese artisan Nik creates a star to watch over your home this holiday season. This starry Christmas decoration is carefully crafted by hand to feature gold and red polyester accents. A decorative bell dangles below the star.

Crafted and painted by hand, tropical turtles come to life in ceramic. Jose Arriola creates a set of ornaments in festive Guatemalan colors. Each one features a different motif in its shell, while the reverse side is a solid color.

Sparkling brightly, four delightful Santas will make a charming addition to your home this holiday season. Balinese artisan Nik crafts each ornament from wood, featuring two Santas with arms outstretched alongside two smaller, more reserved Santas.

Very clever and well-done!!!. Rita. Olathe, KS. Tue Dec 09 2025

Sweden's traditional Dala horses, a symbol of strength and courage, are adapted into the loveliest wooden ornaments hand-painted with fabulous motifs to fill your Christmas tree or your favorite spot with charm and warmth. The set of four ornaments designed by Bali's Komang Sulaksana is carved by hand from albesia wood and can be hung from agel grass cords.

Sebastiana Guarcas handcrafts a set of three sweet cotton ornaments featuring vibrant colors. These crocheted creations feature traditional Guatemalan motifs, and each comes with a string for hanging them anywhere.

Known for their high-quality handmade worry dolls, the Lopez Garcia family creates this set of Christmas ornaments in red, blue, green and yellow, perfect for accenting the tree with color while spending time with loved ones and making holiday memories. Working with cotton, wood, paper and wire, these ornaments are constructed with traditional methods according to Guatemalan customs, which afford these worry doll ornaments the power to resolve one's problems and misfortune.

Painted with a sparkling finish in gold and green, four Christmas trees make a lovely addition to your home this holiday season. Balinese artisan Nik hand-carves each ornament from albesia wood.

These holidays will now have a tender vibe thanks to a set of five ornaments handcrafted by Balinese artisans. Following Jaya Nugraha's design, the artisans create each ornament from gold-toned cardboard, adding classic motifs of the season and equipping them with faux suede ribbons for a charming style.

Is there anything more magical than Christmas? Designer Jaya Nugraha's newest creation will add a charming accent to that unique holiday atmosphere thanks to its cute design. Handcrafted by Balinese artisans, this set of five cardboard ornaments features a gorgeous gold tone that enhances the traditional motifs, with natural fiber cords that allow you to hang them anywhere.

A set of four trees makes a lovely addition to your holiday decor. Costa Rican artisan Blanca Padilla handcrafts these stars out of the fiber extracted from cabuya, a succulent that looks like agave. The artisan works with the cabuya's natural texture to form the trees, each a different color and topped with a red ribbon bow. The art and skill of creating handicrafts from cabuya has been handed down through Blanca Padilla's family for generations. The artisan sources her material herself, growing and harvesting the cabuya, extracting the fiber, and preparing it for use in the handicrafts. Blanca Padilla hopes to help revitalize the cabuya craft industry with the success of her designs.

Jaya Nugraha collaborates with local Balinese artisans to create a sweet set of five cardboard Christmas ornaments. Featuring holiday motifs, these accessories come with gold-toned surfaces that add an enchanting touch to the design. On top of that, they are equipped with faux suede ribbons, enhancing their magical vibe.

In tones of white, gold, green, and red, four stars make a colorful addition to the tree this holiday season. The Valenzuela Family of Guatemala designs these ornaments, crafted of conacaste wood.

This set of six ornaments is that cheerful accent you need in your Christmas decor. Made by Guatemala's Lilian Santos, each polyester felt accessory has embroidered star details and mistletoes embellishing the top. With a palette of purple, pink and turquoise hues, the set is also equipped with hemp strings.

Jaya Nugraha works with local Balinese artisans to create a superb set of five cardboard ornaments for a tender Christmas decor. Featuring traditional holiday motifs, these accessories come with gold-toned surfaces that add a magical touch to the design. On top of that, they are equipped with faux suede ribbons, enhancing their warm vibe.

Adding a passionate touch to your tree, this quartet of gleaming red stars is created by Balinese artisan Nik. She handcrafts each ornament from steel. Plastic beads with a golden star charm dangle from each ornament. This set hangs from wire hooks.

Beautifully carved and painted by hand, this fun set of four ornaments is from Esteban Hernandez in Mexico. The artisan works in the style of ialebrijes/i, a popular Oaxacan folk art form. Each of the four small fish ornaments is painted in a different color scheme.

Karolyn Cruz wants to help the environment through marvelous creations made from recycled materials. Being an expert in crafts, the Costa Rican artisan creates this bewitching set of twelve eco-friendly ornaments from plastic. Each little bird comes in a unique hue and features a brass jingle bell for a magical vibe, with nylon strings allowing you to hang them anywhere. In addition, a bottle case will help you store the set.

Add an authentic African touch to your tree this holiday season with a set of intriguing ornaments designed by Robert Aidoo-Taylor. Crafted from ofram wood, the ornaments are hand carved in an African mask design that the artisan hand paints in rich hues.

Painted by hand, colorful birds perch amid the wildflowers of Bali. Gusti Ngurah Semarajaya creates a set of four keepsake ornaments with the spirit of the islands. Crafted from albesia wood, the star-shaped ornaments feature the beautiful avian images on both sides.

Four colorful owls are ready to add homespun charm to your Christmas tree. Guatemalan artisan Marleny Chajon creates the ornaments, which are crocheted by hand in assorted colors. They arrive in a cotton storage bag.

Between high peaks and wild waters, a little house remains in one piece, reminding you that, at the end of the day, there is always a home waiting for you. As a creation by Armenia's Rima Petrosyan, this papier mache ornament features a whimsical design that carries a sweet essence within, making it a unique piece of art. The accessory also comes with a natural fiber cord, allowing you to hang it anywhere.

The conifers celebrate the festive holidays with a charming aura that invites us to reflect on our connection with Earth. As representatives of this message of love for the environment, a gentle deer and a strong moose come to your home to add a natural spirit to your spaces. The Goris Artisan Group from Armenia crafts this set of two ornaments from acrylic, following a long crochet process that allows them to bring the pieces to life.

As a spring and summer lover, Maral Shohmahlian finds inspiration in the colorful blooms and sunny landscapes of her beloved Armenia. Capturing those precious natural views, the artisan handcrafts an embroidered egg ornament from wool in a palette of yellow and purple hues, depicting a little bloom with branches and leaves spreading all over the design.

Rima Petrosyan's whimsical and charming art style transports you to a world where fantasy and magic come true. With a heart full of passion and talent, the Armenian artisan works with papier mache to create a gorgeous ornament equipped with a natural fiber cord. Inspired by those serene knitting days and the oneiric realm, she crafts a girl whose knitting dreams decorate her hair and bag with colorful yarns in a gracious scene painted by hand, imitating the region's classic artworks.

Add an authentic African touch to your tree this holiday season with a set of intriguing ornaments designed by Robert Aidoo-Taylor. Crafted from ofram wood, the ornaments are hand carved in an African mask design that the artisan hand paints in earthy hues.

Courageous yet cute, this charming set of four pirates is a sweet creation designed by Héctor Ponce. Working with cotton and cibaque fibers, Guatemalan artisans craft each detail with dedication, making worry dolls that will help you solve your troubles while adding a cheerful touch to your home decor.

A set of four stars is ready to brighten up your holiday tree. Costa Rican artisan Blanca Padilla handcrafts these stars out of the fiber extracted from cabuya, a succulent that looks like agave. The artisan works with the cabuya's natural texture to form the stars, each bordered in a different color. The art and skill of creating handicrafts from cabuya has been handed down through Blanca Padilla's family for generations. The artisan sources her material herself, growing and harvesting the cabuya, extracting the fiber, and preparing it for use in the handicrafts. Blanca Padilla hopes to help revitalize the cabuya craft industry with the success of her designs.

Rima Petrosyan's whimsical and tender art style transports you to a world where fantasy and magic come true. With a heart full of passion and talent, the Armenian artisan works with papier mache to create a sweet ornament equipped with a natural fiber cord. Inspired by nature and the oneiric realm, she crafts this smiling little girl whose dreams have found her a fox friend who embraces her with love and happiness in a scene painted by hand.

Peruvian artisan Daniel Vargas makes this set of three dried gourd owl ornaments by hand. Owls are part of many legends and superstitions in the Andes. Here, Daniel has chosen to represent them as watchful guardians. The crafting process includes the practice of pyrography and the use of a burin to make fine incisions; the artisan carefully gives shape to each owl's features which include feathers, wings and a delightfully detailed face.