valentines day ornaments

Velvet hearts in red speak of a timeless love. Covered with glittering zardozi embroidery, beadwork and diminutive flowers, the handcrafted ornaments are luxurious. Parvez A. Warsi crafts the beautiful set of five to showcase traditional Indian arts.

Warsi includes a drawstring pouch; its colors may vary.

Holding one another close, a couple dances a slow waltz of love. Eka conveys the depth of their devotion, the understanding that joins two souls.

Indonesian artisans traded beads with Europe during the days of the Roman Empire, and the island's unique beadwork style continues to evolve over the centuries. Inspired by Java's tropical flora and exquisitely beaded formal sarongs, artisans tap into these beading traditions to create this set of ten stretchy, sequined rings in every hue of the rainbow. There is a different ring for every day and mood, or you can share with friends and family.

A cute girl with messy red hair dons a charming light grey dress adorned with beautiful yellow flowers and red small dots, cradling an orange fox stuffed animal friend in her hand. This colorful papier mache ornament from Armenian artisan Anna Nasibyan promises to bring a touch of whimsy and charm to any decor, making it an ideal and thoughtful present for your beloved on Valentine's Day and other special occasions. It can be effortlessly displayed anywhere you like with the help of the accompanying jute cord.