These are Large 

vintage hand-painted papier-mâché decorative balls or ornaments, often associated with folk art styles. They are a popular form of global craftsmanship, with variations produced in regions like Kashmir (India), Mexico, and Eastern Europe. I believe these are made in India, in a traditional folk art style evocative of Ukrainian or Polish examples.

Size Ea: Approx 5 in. Diameter

Condition: VERY GOOD used condition! Please see Photos.

• Material: The items are made from papier-mâché, a lightweight composite material made of paper pulp or layers of paper. This makes them shatterproof, unlike glass ornaments.
• Design: Each sphere is hand-painted with intricate, vibrant floral and abstract folk art patterns. The specific designs vary across individual pieces, reflecting a traditional, artisanal approach.
• Origin & Style: The style is consistent with the general category of folk art. Similar items are widely available online, often sold as vintage decor or Christmas ornaments. The fine, detailed hand-painting and lacquer finish are characteristic of traditional Kashmiri craftsmanship (known as Naqashi work) from India, which was popular as an import in the late 20th century.
• Usage: They can be used as Christmas tree baubles, displayed year-round in a decorative bowl, or as general home decor accents