Three decorative winter chickadee ornaments wearing red boots, one has green mittens on a string around it's neck, the second has a red scarf around it's neck, and the third is wearing a red hat.

Decorative winter chickadee ornament wearing a red scarf and boots on a pale green background

Decorative winter chickadee ornament wearing green mittens on a string around it's neck and red boots on a pale green background

Decorative winter chickadee ornament wearing a Santa's hat and red boots on a pale green background

Decorative winter chickadee ornament wearing a red scarf and boots on a pale green background 2

Decorative winter chickadee ornament wearing green mittens on a string around it's neck and red boots on a pale green background 3

Decorative winter chickadee ornament wearing a Santa's hat and red boots on a pale green background 4

MEADOWS & MUSE · OBJECTS INSPIRED BY NATURE

The Winter Meadow Chickadees

$17.00

Objects we couldn't forget, so we gathered them for you.

The tree is already full. And yet, one branch is clearly missing a chickadee.

Meet Chirpy, Mitten and Topper, three small chickadees who have dressed for winter rather better than most of us.

Chirpy has wrapped himself in a cosy red scarf. Mitten has pulled on little green mittens, still on their string, the way every child's pair is. Topper, looking rather pleased with himself, wears a red Santa hat. And all three have laced up the same little red boots, because a winter outfit is only as good as its footwear.

Each one is sculpted in resin, with textured plumage and hand-painted winter details. They're small enough to tuck into the branches and characterful enough to be noticed. Choose the one who feels most like you, or gather all three and let them keep each other company.

Style Chirpy – Red Scarf

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The Birds Who Stay

Chickadees are the ones who stay. When the garden has gone quiet and the branches are bare, they're still there, small and bright and wonderfully unbothered by the cold. That's the spirit we hear in these three.

You may not need another ornament. But you might want a reason to smile each time you unwrap one: a bird in a red scarf, a pair of mittens on a string, a Santa hat worn with great confidence.

Those are the ones we reach for each December. Not the grandest, just the ones that feel like old friends.

Hang Chirpy, Mitten or Topper at eye level on the tree, close to the trunk where the light catches the hand-painted details. Pair them with pinecones, dried orange slices and wool ribbon, so the little birds look as if they've landed among the branches.

They're equally at home on a cedar garland across the mantel, beside The Gathering Bells Garland. Or tie one to a kraft-wrapped gift with a length of twine, so the present comes with a small second gift.

However you use them, the tree stops looking decorated and starts looking visited.

Every Piece Carries A Reason

What makes Meadow & Muse different

01

A Discerning Eye

We choose objects that make us pause, look a little longer, and earn a place in the Meadow.

02

Far Beyond Familiar

We look beyond the expected to discover artists, makers and objects with something uncommon to offer.

03

Nature At The Centre

Every piece is chosen for the way it reflects, interprets or brings us closer to the natural world.

04

Worth Living With

We choose things with beauty, character and craftsmanship. The kind of pieces we'd want olive with ourselves.

You don't need more things.

You need the right ones.

Things worth noticing.

Things worth living with.

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Imagine It Already Belongs.

Perhaps that's the real test of an object worth bringing home. You can already picture where it will live. On the table you pass each morning. Beside the chair where you read. On the shelf that needed nothing, until you found the one thing that felt right.

Some pieces simply have a way of finding their place.