Enia Easter Decoration - Antique Teal & Clear - Set of 12

Twelve small hanging eggs blown from recycled glass, each 3cm tall and 2cm across, capped with a fluted antique metal collar that ends in a wire hook. Six are a milky frosted white and six are a mottled pale green, silvered through like mercury glass so the tone shifts as they turn. The glass carries a fine dimpled texture that shows wherever the light catches it.

At 3cm these are very small, so they read as a scatter rather than as individual pieces: a dozen on a branch of budding twigs, a few worked into a garland, or one laid on each napkin at a table. The hook at the top is a plain open loop that slips straight over a twig, with no ribbon or separate hanger needed. Twelve in a set will dress a branch on their own.

The glass is recycled and every egg is blown by hand, then finished with a mercury glaze that leaves the silvering uneven across the surface. That is why no two are marked alike, and why the green eggs differ from one another in how much silver comes through. The caps are iron.

How many are in the set?

Twelve: six in a frosted white and six in a mottled pale green.

How big is each one?

3cm tall and 2cm across.

How do they hang?

Each cap ends in an open wire hook that goes straight over a twig or a branch.

What are they made from?

Recycled glass, blown by hand, with an iron cap.

Can they be used outdoors?

No. They are for indoor use only.

How do I look after them?

Wipe away any built-up dust with a dry, soft cloth. Handle them with care, and keep harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners away as they can damage the finish.