Description
This rustic hanging bell is a small metal piece finished in a warm brown tone, made to be looped over a branch, hook or door handle through the winter months. The bell shape is simple and rounded, with a raised loop at the top and a subtle sway that gives a soft chime when it moves. At 7x6x6cm it sits comfortably in the hand, small enough to cluster in groups yet weighty enough to hang with a settled, grounded feel among your other Christmas decorations.
The aged brown finish carries the marks and mellow depth of well-worn metal, so it leans toward country and farmhouse styling rather than anything polished or bright. Hang a few along a garland, tie one to the top of a wrapped gift, or thread several onto a length of jute for a rustic swag across a mantel. It pairs happily with dried foliage, pinecones and warm candlelight, and the muted colour means it works alongside both natural greenery and deeper festive reds. Out of season, we like a single bell left on a cupboard door or hook as a quiet nod to the colder months.
Being metal, this piece is hard-wearing and holds its shape well from one year to the next. Wipe it with a dry or barely damp cloth to lift dust, avoid soaking it, and dry it fully before storing so the finish stays true. Keep it wrapped in tissue in a dry box between uses to protect the surface.
Specification
| Type |
Christmas Decorations |
| Colour |
Brown |
| Material |
Metal |
| Height |
7cm |
| Width |
6cm |
| Depth |
6cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this bell made from?
It is made from metal with an aged brown finish, giving it a solid feel and a soft chime when it moves.
How should I style it?
Hang it on a garland, branch, wreath or door handle, or tie it to a gift. It suits rustic and farmhouse looks alongside greenery, pinecones and candlelight.
Is it big enough to notice?
At 7x6x6cm it is a compact piece, so we suggest grouping several together on a garland or swag for more presence.
How do I clean and store it?
Wipe with a dry or barely damp cloth, avoid soaking, and dry fully. Wrap in tissue in a dry box between seasons to protect the finish.