Collection: Sicilian Carretto Glass Ornaments

It begins with a wheel.

Sun-baked and hand-painted, it creaks down a cobbled street in Palermo, carrying not goods—but legends. Each spoke tells a story: of lovers defying curfews, of saints mistaken for jesters, of villagers who throw festivals just because the moon looks particularly round tonight.

This is a world where theatre spills into the piazza. Where lemons grow sweeter the louder you laugh. Where every cart is a parade float, every color has its own agenda, and no one is ever, truly, in a hurry.

The ornaments in this collection are plucked from that place. Wheels that spin with baroque mischief. Gemstone baubles kissed with gold leaf. Painted faces with secrets behind their smirks. The Medici make an appearance, of course—draped in opulence, never short on drama.

There’s no map to this village. Only music.
And it plays loud enough for the ornaments to dance.