Large Decor Wood Hearts – Lavender

A glass display jar containing 50 hand-painted enamel wood hearts in a lavender colourway — a calm, muted tone that works as a standalone display piece or as part of a larger home décor arrangement. What You're Getting The lavender enamel is a soft, desaturated purple — closer to grey-violet than bright lilac, making it easier to work into restrained, neutral-toned interiors. Each heart at 5 × 3 × 5 cm is hand-painted in India with slight variations between pieces — a quality of the enamel application rather than a defect. 50 hearts in the glass jar creates a display that has weight and visual presence without needing any additional arrangement work. The lavender tone pairs naturally with white, cream, sage green, and pale grey home environments, as well as with lavender aromatherapy or botanical displays nearby. Individual pieces can be removed and placed in bowls, on trays, or alongside candles and plants for tablescaping or shelf arrangements. Wood, Enamel, Display Jar Each heart: wood with enamel surface. Dimensions: 5 × 3 × 5 cm. The jar contains 50 pieces at a combined weight of 2.241kg. Origin: India. The enamel finish is decorative — handle individual pieces carefully to avoid chipping. Placement and Care Display in the glass jar on a shelf, counter, or windowsill. The jar functions as both storage and presentation. Keep indoors away from direct sunlight, which can gradually fade the enamel. Wipe with a dry cloth if dusty — no liquids needed or recommended. Size and Details Each heart: 5 × 3 × 5 cm. Jar contents: 50 pieces. Combined weight: 2.241kg. Material: wood with enamel. Origin: India. Common Questions Is the lavender colourway more blue or more purple? The lavender hearts sit in the grey-violet range — a muted, soft purple with no strong blue or pink bias. Under warm indoor lighting they lean slightly warmer; in natural daylight they read as cooler. Do all 50 hearts look identical? The pattern and colour are consistent across the set, but as hand-painted enamel pieces, slight variations in brushwork and tone exist between individual hearts. This is characteristic of hand-painted objects rather than a quality issue.