This one-of-a-kind Christmas ornament is hand-turned from pecan and features a four-window design that allows the centerpiece to be viewed from multiple angles. Suspended inside is a festive red bead decorated with white snowflakes, paired with a small gold bell.
The elongated upper and lower finials are finished in metallic silver, creating a strong contrast with the warm natural tones and grain of the pecan. A Waterlox finish protects the wood and enhances its natural character, while a gold cord provides the hanger.
Material: Pecan
Finish: Waterlox
Dimensions: Approximately 5 1/2" tall × 1 7/8" wide
Finials: Metallic silver
Center: Red snowflake bead with gold bell
Design: Four open windows
Hanger: Gold cord
One of a kind: Yes
Certificate of Authenticity: Included
Looking at the actual piece reinforces that price. The long silver finial gives it quite a bit of visual presence, and the four separate openings make the hollow turning obvious to someone examining it in person. I'd group your open-window ornaments at $45, while keeping the simpler bell forms around $35. That gives customers an understandable progression rather than assigning a slightly different price to every ornament.
This one-of-a-kind Christmas ornament is hand-turned from pecan and features a four-window design that allows the centerpiece to be viewed from multiple angles. Suspended inside is a festive red bead decorated with white snowflakes, paired with a small gold bell.
The elongated upper and lower finials are finished in metallic silver, creating a strong contrast with the warm natural tones and grain of the pecan. A Waterlox finish protects the wood and enhances its natural character, while a gold cord provides the hanger.
Material: Pecan
Finish: Waterlox
Dimensions: Approximately 5 1/2" tall × 1 7/8" wide
Finials: Metallic silver
Center: Red snowflake bead with gold bell
Design: Four open windows
Hanger: Gold cord
One of a kind: Yes
Certificate of Authenticity: Included
Looking at the actual piece reinforces that price. The long silver finial gives it quite a bit of visual presence, and the four separate openings make the hollow turning obvious to someone examining it in person. I'd group your open-window ornaments at $45, while keeping the simpler bell forms around $35. That gives customers an understandable progression rather than assigning a slightly different price to every ornament.
