Description
This small pine cone bauble brings a natural, seasonal touch to your home. Shaped in the likeness of a real pine cone, it is carved from wood and given an antique white wash finish that lets the grain and layered scales show through the pale colour. The effect is soft and slightly weathered, so the piece looks lived-in rather than freshly painted. At 10cm tall and 6cm wide, it is a compact size that hangs neatly without crowding the branches.
We think this works beautifully among traditional Christmas decorations, whether you favour a woodland theme or a paler, more understated look. Cluster several together on the tree for a repeated motif, or tie one to a gift, a wreath or a length of garland along the mantel. The white wash sits well against deep greens, warm woods and natural textures such as linen and hessian, and it also suits calmer, neutral schemes where bolder baubles would feel out of place. A small loop lets you hang it from any hook or branch.
Because it is made from wood, this piece is sturdier than glass and less likely to chip if it takes a knock. Keep it away from direct heat and damp to protect the finish, and dust gently with a soft dry cloth when needed. When the season is over, wrap it in tissue and store it somewhere dry so it stays ready for next year. With a little care, it will return season after season.
Specification
| Type |
Christmas Decorations |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
Wood |
| Height |
10cm |
| Width |
6cm |
| Depth |
6cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this bauble made from?
It is carved from wood and given an antique white wash finish, so the natural grain and pine cone scales remain visible beneath the pale colour.
How should I style it on the tree?
Hang several together for a woodland look, or mix them among glass and wooden Christmas decorations. The white wash pairs well with greens, natural textures and neutral schemes.
Is it a large decoration?
No, it is a small piece at 10cm tall and 6cm wide, so it hangs neatly on branches and can also be tied to wreaths, garlands or gifts.
How do I clean and store it?
Dust gently with a soft dry cloth. Keep it away from direct heat and damp, and wrap it in tissue in a dry place when the season ends.
Is wood more durable than glass?
Yes, the wooden construction is sturdier and less likely to chip or shatter if knocked, which makes it a practical choice around busy households.