Handmade Clay Christmas Star Ornament
Handmade decorative item. Not a toy. May contain small parts; not suitable for children. Fragile—handle with care. Keep dry; do not wash or soak.
Handmade clay Christmas star ornament, approx. 8.5 cm, individually decorated with festive details and a small bell. Design supplied at random.
Handmade clay Christmas star ornament, approximately 8.5 cm across, decorated using decoupage and finished by hand with gold accents, decorative details and a small bell on a red ribbon.
Each ornament is slightly different.
One design will be selected at random. Presented in a small organza gift bag.
Price is for one ornament.
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Standard Delivery
€4.80
Estimated Arrival: 30th - 5th Nov
Orders are dispatched within 3-5 working days and sent via An Post. Delivery times may vary depending on the service selected. Please ensure your delivery address is correct before placing your order.
If you change your mind, you may return your purchase within 14 days of receiving it. Please contact me before returning an item.
Items must be returned unused, in their original condition and packaging. Buyers are responsible for return postage costs.
Refunds will be issued to the original payment method once the returned item has been received. Standard delivery costs will be refunded where required by law.
Personalised or custom-made items cannot be returned for change of mind unless they are faulty or damaged.
All orders are sent via An Post.
Art Between Rains is my little creative corner in Ireland.
I make original art and handmade pieces in small quantities — paintings, miniatures, bookmarks, notebooks, ornaments and whatever else catches my imagination.
I enjoy trying different materials and techniques, so you won’t find just one style here. Some pieces are bright and playful, some quiet and atmospheric, but everything is made by hand and with its own character.
Most of my work is one of a kind, or made in very small batches. Art Between Rains is simply a place for all those things I create somewhere between everyday life, work… and the Irish rain.
