What are the materials for Christmas balls?

Glass: Glass Christmas balls are one of the most traditional and common types. They can be transparent or colored, and processed through painting, spraying, stickers, etc. to create various shapes and patterns.

Plastic: Plastic Christmas balls have become increasingly popular in recent years because they are relatively lightweight, sturdy, and not easily broken. Plastic Christmas balls can also be painted, printed, or decorated.

Metal: Metal Christmas balls are usually made of aluminum, tin, or other metallic materials. They may undergo casting, carving, or engraving processes to create complex patterns and motifs.

Wood: Wooden Christmas balls are relatively rare, but still exist. It is usually cut and carved from wood, and then painted or colored.

Paper: Paper Christmas balls are lightweight and easy to make, often used in handmade Christmas decorations. They can be simple origami balls or complex Paper Cuttings artworks.

In addition to the main materials listed above, there are also some special or mixed materials for Christmas balls, such as acrylic, fabric, ceramics, etc. The selection of these materials usually depends on the manufacturer's design philosophy, decorative effect, as well as the product's purpose and budget.