beach decor

These juice glasses feature colorful accents in bright confetti colors. The set of six is handcrafted by skilled artisans for the Novica Handblown Collection.

Please note that as each piece is individually handmade, slight variations in the shape and size of the glass are likely, making every item a unique example of blown-glass craftsmanship. Tiny bubbles within the surface attest to their authenticity.

"When I was a little boy I loved everything that had to do with the sea and its creatures, especially seahorses. They are so morphologically different to the rest of the fish that I was fascinated by them. This childhood interest now inspires me to design these ornaments," confides José Arriola. The Guatemalan 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 pedal-loom.

Said to bring happiness and freedom, fish are one of the eight sacred symbols of Buddha, inspiring this trio of ornaments from Thailand. Somyot Sawasdee creates a different design for each fish ornament, which he crafts by hand by recycling paper with cement. Finished with green and gold paint, each ornament hangs from a black cord.

Carved by hand from albesia wood and given a weathered finish, this set of four ornaments will add the beauty of the sea to your holiday decor. Komang Sulaksana in Bali designs the starfish and seahorse ornaments, which swing from agel grass cords.

Carved from mango wood and painted in distinct hues of light blue, grey, blue, and orange, a quartet of seahorses adds a nautical beauty to any tree. Dinesh presents this set of Indian ornaments, which arrives with a handy storage pouch that closes with a golden zari drawstring.