Gift set "New Year's Mood Book" with a book and 2 Christmas balls

The gift set "New Year's Mood Book" was created as a complete story about the warmest holiday of the year. The set includes an illustrated book about New Year's traditions and two hand-painted Christmas balls. All together, it is decorated in an elegant gift box and is perceived not just as a set, but as a small family New Year's ritual.

The book is dedicated to the atmosphere of the winter holidays and the details that make up the New Year's mood. Its pages tell about the origin and development of traditions, the symbols of the New Year, the decoration of the Christmas tree, the festive table, home decor and films that most accurately convey the feeling of waiting for a miracle. The richly illustrated design makes the publication a book that is pleasant not only to read, but also to look at on winter evenings with the whole family.

Two snow-white Christmas tree balls occupy a special place in the set. Their surface is decorated with relief winter compositions: on one you can read the motif of a Christmas tree, on the other — the dial, as if counting down the last minutes of the passing year. The golden details delicately accentuate the pattern and appear beautifully in the light of the garlands.

The toys are decorated with the author's hand-painted majolica technique. Working with such a surface requires precision: the master manually highlights small relief elements, keeping the light base clean and placing golden accents so that the drawing remains light and airy. Therefore, each ball acquires the character of a handmade object, and small features of the painting make it individual.

The book and jewelry are placed in a special box inside the "lid-bottom" box. The packaging is made of cardboard and designer paper with full-color printing; the calm silver color scheme supports the winter aesthetics of the entire set.

This set is especially suitable as a family New Year's gift. The book can be reopened every winter, and the balloons can be returned to the Christmas tree year after year, gradually turning them into a part of their own family history.