A pair of painted iron bells on a single hoop — heavy enough to hang flat against a wall, light enough to tie onto a wreath. The bells have a ribbed body with a glossy finish and a jute rope loop at the top.
What it is
Two bells on one hoop — they hang as a pair, not as loose singles
Painted iron — a solid metal body that keeps its shape on a door or a wall
Ribbed body, glossy finish — vertical ridges catch light along the curve
Jute rope hanger — a natural-fibre loop, no hook or nail needed on a wreath
Three colours — green, red and gold, sized to match a wreath or a mantel
Where it goes
Tied into a wreath, where the rope loop hides behind the greenery.
Hung on the back of a door or on a wall hook beside a garland.
Set on a mantel shelf leaning back against the wall.
Paired with ribbon on a banister — the two bells swing together.
Good to know
Painted metal: wipe with a dry cloth, do not soak.
The bells are decorative, they do not ring on a mechanism.
Colours are flat paint with a gloss coat, not metallic plating.
