Four Heart-Shaped Beaded Ornaments in Green from India 'Green Hearts'

Name: Four Heart-Shaped Beaded Ornaments in Green from India 'Green Hearts' | Handmade.com
Brand: India Artisan Empowerment Hub
SKU: 308470
Price: 29.99 USD
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Arti Sharma

"Four green velvet hearts are embroidered with zari thread in the zardozi style, decorated with beads and sequins. Working with local Indian artisans, Arti Sharma presents this set of four beautiful ornaments, adorning the tree and your home with elegance."

Product Weight

Product weight: 0.18 lb
Product shipping weight: 0.58 lb

Product Features

0.18 lbs
Each: 3.5 inches H x 3.3 inches W x 1 inches D
100% polyester
Hand-crafted item -- color
size and/or motif may vary slightly
Made in India.
Certified and shipped by our office in India
Gold Tone
Green
Christmas
Heart

About the maker

Arti Sharma

"I was born in Delhi in 1983. People who know me well say I am a fast learner, a good planner and tolerant. "At college, I earned an MBA and,…

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