Description
This sequinned owl tree decoration brings a touch of woodland character to the Christmas tree. Our plump little owl is a warm brown all over, with two big round eyes set in fluffy white patches and a small gold beak between them. Clusters of sequins in pale gold and darker tones, dotted with tiny beads, crown the top of its head and sparkle on its sides and back, and a fanned tail of brown feathers sweeps out behind. It measures 7.5cm wide and 11.5cm deep, a neat size that tucks in comfortably among the branches.
A gold cord loops from the top of its head, so it hangs straight onto a branch with no hook needed. It sits happily on a woodland, rustic or natural tree among pine cones, warm golds and coppery tones, and looks just as good hung from a wreath, a mantel garland or a bare twig arrangement on a sideboard. Because it is decorated all the way round, it looks finished from every side, which suits a spot where it turns gently in the air, such as a window or a doorway arch. It also makes a thoughtful little Christmas gift, easy to tuck in beside a card or wrap with a ribbon.
Lift it by its body rather than its tail feathers when you hang it, and give it a gentle dusting with a soft, dry brush now and then to keep the sequins bright. Between seasons, wrap it loosely in tissue and store it in a box where the tail has room, so the feathers keep their shape for next year. Hang it at eye level near the tree lights and the sequins will catch the glow every evening.
Specification
| Colour |
Brown |
| Width |
7.5cm |
| Depth |
11.5cm |
| Weight |
0.012kg |
| Design |
Brown owl |
| Occasion |
Christmas |
Frequently Asked
How big is the owl tree decoration?
It measures 7.5cm wide and 11.5cm deep, a neat size that tucks in comfortably among the branches of a Christmas tree.
How does the owl decoration hang?
A gold cord loops from the top of the owl's head, so you can slip it straight over a branch, a wreath or a garland without a hook.
What colour is the owl?
The owl is a warm brown all over, with fluffy white eye patches, a small gold beak, pale gold and darker sequins and a tail of brown feathers.
Where is the decoration sparkly?
Clusters of sequins and tiny beads sit on the top of the head, on both sides and across the back, so it sparkles from every angle as it turns.
How should I look after it?
Dust it gently with a soft, dry brush, handle it by the body rather than the feathers, and store it in a box with room for the tail between seasons.
Would it make a good Christmas gift?
Yes, it makes a thoughtful little Christmas gift, easy to tuck in beside a card or wrap with a ribbon for someone to hang on their own tree.