According to tradition, the newlywed couple's Christmas tree should include the following 12 ornaments to ensure a happy life together: Rabbit (hope & faith), Angel (God's guidance in the home), Fish (God's blessing), Santa (unselfishness & goodwill), Pine Cone (motherhood...
This delightful Wedding Collection includes six beautiful blown-glass ornaments, each hand-painted & glittered by artisans. Each collection comes packaged in a keepsake box, including a certificate of remembrance to document the wedding day. The set includes: Wedding Bells, Rose Bouquet,...
Santa In Sleigh Ornament. The legend of Santa Claus is derived from the European figure of St. Nicholas and 19th century American children's poems. Santa Claus is the jolly man dressed in red who travels by sleigh the folk hero...
San Francisco Painted Ladies Ornament. The Painted Ladies are a must-stop for many tourists. In the 1960s, the colorist movement experimented with bright colors on the facades of Victorian homes. Over the years, the Painted Ladies have come to symbolize...
Norman Rockwell You're Home! Ornament. Norman Rockwell was an American painter and illustrator. His works have a broad popular appeal in the United States for their reflection of the country's culture. Rockwell is most famous for the cover illustrations of...
Nashville Ornament. Oh, the delights of Music City: home of the Grand Ole Opry & GooGoo candy, as well as Maxwell House Coffee & the Pancake Pantry. There s a life-size replica of the Parthenon, complete with 42' Athena statue....
Jersey Shore Ornament. The Jersey Shore is famous for its boardwalks, arcades, amusement parks that offer hundreds of rides and attractions, making it a popular vacation spot. Cherish memories made on The Shore with this ornament each year as family...
Boston City Ornament. Boston is the capital of Massachusetts and its largest city. Founded in 1630, Boston is a rich part of early America history that attracts millions of tourists each year. One of Boston’s most popular attractions is Fenway...
Chicago Ornament. Millions of people visit America’s windy city each year. The city is not named for its windy weather but for its long-winded politicians of the past. Visitors seek sights such as the Sears Tower, Chicago Theater, Navy Pier,...
New Orleans Ornament. New Orleans, referred to as the most unique city in the U.S., was named for the Duke of Orleans. The city was established by French colonists and is still strongly influenced by the culture. Known for the...
Washington D.C. Ornament. Millions of people visit the United States capitol each year to see the great and historical sights of the nation. Visitors flock to the Washington Monument, the White House, Lincoln Memorial, Capitol Building and the Smithsonian Museum....
Seattle is a major seaport and the largest city in the Northwestern U.S. This unique glass ornament depicts some of the landmarks of this beautiful city. Most notable are the Space Needle and Monorail from the 1962 World’s Fair, Pike...
The legend of Santa Claus is derived from the European figure St. Nicholas and American writers who wrote children's poems in the 19th century. Santa Claus became the jolly man clad in red the folk hero all children dream about...
Yukon Cornelius™ Ornament. Yukon Cornelius is the self-proclaimed greatest prospecator in the North who searches for silver, gold and peppermint. Yukon Cornelius is a blustery, yet helpful character who assists not only Rudolph and Hermey the Elf, but also...
Totem Pole Ornament. Totem Poles are made by the Native Americans of the Pacific Northwest. Carved from giant trees, each is a beautiful piece of artwork and tells a story. Consisting of animal "totems," or symbols, standing upon each other,...
