Brown & Natural Christmas Tree Baubles Pack of 3

Our handcrafted Christmas baubles are more than just decorations; they are the keepers of cherished memories and the embodiment of tradition. With each bauble's delicate design and attention to detail, you'll find yourself transported to a world of holiday nostalgia. Whether it's hanging them on your tree year after year or passing them down through generations, these baubles are not just ornaments; they are a piece of your family's story. Embrace the warmth of tradition and create lasting memories with every shimmering bauble.

• Material
  • Outside: 100% raffia straw
  • Inside: Made from styrofoam, making it shatterproof and lightweight to hang in our trees

• Dimension: 10cm & 8 cm diameter options

Brighten Up

Each of our finely crafted baubles, hailing from the artisan-rich town of Sandona, Colombia, carries the unique story of the skilled hands behind their creation. Celebrate sustainability and tradition this holiday season.

Elegance and Variety

Personalise your holiday decor and match your unique aesthetic with our wide range of designs, colors, and styles.

Durability and Reusability

High-quality materials and craftsmanship ensure that our baubles can be reused for many holiday seasons, making them your most cost-effective choice this Christmas.

Sentiment and Tradition

Keepers of cherished memories, our handcrafted baubles are the embodiment of tradition, and soon to be a part of your family's story.

• UK: FREE SHIPPING
• Europe: €10 (Royal Mail) or €20 (UPS)
• Rest of the World: €23 (Evri) or €37 (DHL Express / UPS)

Source: Urbankissed

Claudia Patricia Henríquez Iguarán founded Washein to introduce the world to the beautiful craft of the indigenous Wayuu community in Colombia. The Washein collection consists of hats and bags made of Mawisa palm straw, hand-woven with care by the Wayuu community. Since 2012, Claudia has been working in a hospital in Colombia, where she often visited the indigenous communities and was already enchanted by their ancient wisdom. She wanted to put this knowledge into practice. In addition, she discovered that after the first phase of treatment, many patients with tuberculosis were looking for a way to be productive to support their families. That's how Claudia started the "Weaving to Heal" project. Claudia founded Washein in 2017 and worked with a community at Serrania de la Macuira. She wanted to help this community with the sale of their handmade products and taught them through a cost analysis what a fair price for the work and the products would look like. Every Washein product is 100% handmade and hand-painted with care by the Wayuu communities with which Claudia has had a band since childhood. There is a lot of respect for the talent and techniques of the artisans and every product is appreciated. The pompons are woven by a group of Waayu women from another community who live in Riohacha.