Four small ceramic baubles, hand painted in the colours of a midwinter dusk: mustard and navy, tangerine with pale blue stars, teal and white, and a gold-flecked mustard that catches the tree lights. Each one is painted, brushed and speckled by hand, so the lines wander and no two sets are quite alike. They hang from natural jute string and look best clustered on a bare branch, a wreath or a window. The old English witch ball was hung in a window to catch anything unwelcome before it reached the house. These are a gentler version, though we would not blame you for keeping them near the door.
Four small ceramic baubles, hand painted in the colours of a midwinter dusk: mustard and navy, tangerine with pale blue stars, teal and white, and a gold-flecked mustard that catches the tree lights. Each one is painted, brushed and speckled by hand, so the lines wander and no two sets are quite alike. They hang from natural jute string and look best clustered on a bare branch, a wreath or a window. The old English witch ball was hung in a window to catch anything unwelcome before it reached the house. These are a gentler version, though we would not blame you for keeping them near the door.
