This woven ornament is handmade with recycled sari silk and a metal hoop. (You can choose between a gold or silver hoop at checkout!) It is suspended by a piece of sari silk, and there is. a small cherry wood “Lionheart Canyon” tag sewn on the back. Ornaments will be wrapped neatly, tied with twine.
The Lionheart Canyon Studio woven ornaments are collectible heirloom keepsakes that can be hung with care on the Christmas tree — or even displayed year-round on a gallery wall. Start a yearly tradition of collecting a handmade woven ornament, or continue your collection from years past!
There are multiples available of this woven ornament design, so please note the one you receive may not be the one pictured. Each ornament of this design will be made as close as possible, but there may be differences due to the handmade nature.
MEASUREMENT INFORMATION:
3” diameter metal hoop.
3” wide x approximately 6” long — the width of the circular hoop, and the length of where the topmost point hits to the bottom of the hoop.
This woven ornament is handmade with recycled sari silk and a metal hoop. (You can choose between a gold or silver hoop at checkout!) It is suspended by a piece of sari silk, and there is. a small cherry wood “Lionheart Canyon” tag sewn on the back. Ornaments will be wrapped neatly, tied with twine.
The Lionheart Canyon Studio woven ornaments are collectible heirloom keepsakes that can be hung with care on the Christmas tree — or even displayed year-round on a gallery wall. Start a yearly tradition of collecting a handmade woven ornament, or continue your collection from years past!
There are multiples available of this woven ornament design, so please note the one you receive may not be the one pictured. Each ornament of this design will be made as close as possible, but there may be differences due to the handmade nature.
MEASUREMENT INFORMATION:
3” diameter metal hoop.
3” wide x approximately 6” long — the width of the circular hoop, and the length of where the topmost point hits to the bottom of the hoop.
