Italian Glass Reflector Ornament

There's an unmistakable Sicilian flair to this one: a lantern-shaped ornament in warm mustard gold, its surface set with a trio of jewel-toned reflectors — a large central reflector in red and lime green, radiating out like a blooming rosette around a small faceted red center, flanked by smaller sunburst reflectors in cobalt blue.

Part of Kenzies of London's Sicilian Carretto Collection, a line inspired by the vibrant folk art and painted carts of Sicily, it begins as hand-blown Polish glass, shaped by skilled artisans before every reflector, scallop, and stripe is hand-painted by eye, a process that means slight variations from piece to piece, so no two are ever quite alike.

Measuring approximately 3.5 by 4 by 3.5 inches and finished with a tapering drop in a chevron pattern of blue and cream that ends in a solid red ball, it hangs with real dimension among the branches, its reflectors catching light from every angle — a colorful, collectible piece for anyone drawn to a bit of old-world Sicilian charm.

If "chevron" still isn't quite the shape you're seeing in the actual photo, it'd help to have you describe the angle (zigzag vs. herringbone vs. something else) or re-upload that image so I can look at it directly rather than going off my earlier read of it.