An Edition of Fifty · 2026
Limited Edition: Custom Heirloom Ornament
Limited Edition: Custom Heirloom Ornament
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Painted to order in our Sydney studio; allow 1–3 weeks before dispatch. for delivery by Christmas, order by 1 December.
The hand behind it
Some ornaments mark a year. The best ones carry it. Our Custom Heirloom Ornament is a hand-painted ceramic keepsake, painted to order in our studio — a portrait of a new baby, the street name of a first home, a motif that means something only to your family. You tell us the story; we paint it in glaze.
Fifty are painted for 2026, each numbered on the back and finished with a blue ribbon — ready to hang on the tree, or to hand to someone who will know exactly what it means.
Details & care
- Dimensions: 9 cm across × 0.6 cm deep, pierced to hang
- Material: earthenware ceramic, gloss glaze, finished with a blue ribbon
- Edition: fifty painted for 2026, each numbered on the back
- Made: drawn and painted by hand, to your details, in Australia
- Care: mild detergent or vinegar with water, wiped with a soft cloth
Shipping & returns
Painted to order with a lead time of 1–3 weeks. For delivery by Christmas, order by 1 December. Domestic orders ship via AusPost; international via FedEx — tracked, with all duties and import taxes covered by us.
Shipping is free over AUD $1,000; otherwise calculated at checkout. Because each ornament is painted to your design, it can't be returned or exchanged — you approve the artwork before a brush touches the glaze. If yours arrives damaged, write to us and we'll make it right.
Questions, answered
How does my design reach you? Upload a photo above and watch it mocked up, or describe the idea in a line. Either way our artist redraws it by hand, and if anything needs settling we'll be in touch before a brush touches the glaze.
Can you paint anything? Nearly. A new baby, a first home, the dog, a wedding date. If you have something particular in mind, write to us before you order and we'll tell you honestly whether it will paint well at 9 cm.
Why numbered? Only fifty are painted each year, and each carries its number on the back — so the year it marks stays marked.
