Leeds Castle Pendant Decoration

Leeds Castle Hanging Pendant Decoration

Leeds Castle ceramic pendant has been created from original artwork by North East artist Emily Ward. This lovely hanging decoration has been hand pressed locally in her studio near Newcastle.

Emily’s art pendant of Leeds Castle is filled with light, colour, and a joyful sense of atmosphere. The castle is lit up with warm golden and honey coloured tones, its tall towers and sturdy walls standing proudly beside the calm water that surrounds it.

Leeds Castle stands proudly under a bright blue sky, gently blended with lighter tones that give the impression of a clear, sunny day. The moat reflects the castle and nearby trees in soft shades of blue and green, creating a peaceful mirror like surface.

In the foreground, a lively meadow is bursting with wildflowers in pink, white, yellow, and soft purples, rising through fresh green grass. Small speckles and dots of colour are scattered across the hanging pendant, adding an extra splash of colour.

Together, the warm castle, clear sky, and colourful flowers create a cheerful and inviting view of this beautiful historic setting.

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Leeds Castle

Leeds Castle is a historic castle situated near Maidstone in the county of Kent. The present stone castle was begun in 1119 by the Norman baron Robert de Crevecoeur, although there had been an earlier Saxon manor on the site.

In the 13th century it was acquired by King Edward I, who transformed it into a royal residence, and it later became associated with six medieval queens, earning it the nickname “the Ladies’ Castle.” Over the centuries, Leeds Castle evolved from a fortified stronghold into a refined country residence, particularly following significant restoration and remodeling in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Set on small islands within a lake and surrounded by landscaped parkland, it reflects nearly 900 years of English architectural and royal history.

Hanging Pendant Decoration