The garlands are made from several materials across the collection, including ceramic, glass, wood, and stone. Specific finishes and materials cited include terracotta, ecomix, mango wood, and marble.
Lengths vary by style, ranging from about 30 inches up to 84 inches, with several common lengths clustered around 38–48 inches.
They’re designed mainly for tabletop and display use — ideal on coffee tables, consoles, mantels, dining surfaces, shelves, and cabinets, and for layering across books or other décor.
Sizes vary by style. Typical dimensions shown range from about 1 inch up to 4 inches for bead/strand width and overall height, depending on the design.
Common uses include layered tabletop styling on coffee tables, console and mantel displays, shelf and cabinet layering, draping over decorative books, and integrating into table centerpieces.
Many pieces include tassel ends or full tassels, and several garlands are finished with natural cord or jute accents to add movement and a handcrafted look.
Weights in the collection range from about 0.53 pounds up to 10.4 pounds, with several items commonly falling around 1–4 pounds.
Cord details indicate natural cord and natural jute are used for connecting beads on several styles.
