sea decor

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 natural 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.

The magical charm of the Arctic will be all over your tree with this cute set of three ornaments handcrafted by Victor Hugo Lopez in Guatemala. Made from reclaimed cypress wood, the hand-painted ornaments depict a lovely polar bear, a funny penguin and a friendly seal, each with a golden string for hanging them in different places."Making this product is really something special for me and my family, as we share that time together. I really like making these pieces, and know that people will have a unique decoration in their home, made with a lot of love and dedication."

Designed by Mexican duo Jesus and Roxana Hernandez, this set of five ornaments carries on the rich tradition of alebrije sculptures. Each ornament is carved by hand of copal wood to depict a sweet whale. The ornaments are hand-painted with assorted colors.

Tropical fish become festive ornaments from Bali. Each albesia wood ornament is painted by hand by Ketut Nadiasih, from Bhakti Senang Hati. The set includes four lively fish hanging from golden cords.

"I'm Ketut Nadiasih, from Tampaksirin. I'm the fourth of seven siblings and our parents are farmers with no educational background. I had Poliomyelitis when I was a little girl so I rarely went outside my parents’ house unless somebody could carry me anywhere I wanted to go. I felt so at peace and happy when my nephew carried me to see the world outside for the first time - a world that is full of colors. I enjoy crafting something with both my hands that can be used by people. When I married my husband, whom I met at the foundation, I knew the meaning of happiness. We work together to create ornaments, my husband carves the pieces and I finish and paint them."

Deftly carving sese wood, Anna Yawson crafts a set of ornaments in the shape of tilapia fish. Applications of white clay add texture. Painted by hand in brown, black and yellow, they are named Lo bibii, a Ga phrase meaning "little fish."

Bali's Komang Sri brings us a cheerful set of 4 wood ornaments featuring sweet dolphins, symbolizing freedom and joy. With floral details, these lovely decorative items come with golden strings for hanging anywhere.

The birds of the air and the fish of the sea celebrate their perfect freedom in a design from Arti Sharma. The set of four ornaments is handcrafted of embossed faux leather over wood. Their silvery color brings elegance to the holidays or you can enjoy them all year long.