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Santa spends a lot of time stressing out about his very important job, and eating milk and cookies. To keep his body and mind in tip-top shape, he's taken up kung-fu! Find your center and celebrate the martial arts with this playful piece.

The moon is 238,900 miles from Earth! It takes a lot of love to fill that space but when you love someone it is an easy task to stretch your love from Earth to the moon and back!

Hold on to your hat! This whimsical Santa has been speeding down the slopes on his sled so fast that his hat is getting left behind!

In 1926, English author, A.A. Milne created a lovely childrens story. The story narrates the adventures of a curious teddy bear endlessly in search of honey, as he and his friends navigate life through the Hundred Acre Woods. In 1926, English author, A.A...

Winnie the Pooh Ornament – Old World Christmas Ornaments Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart. Winnie the Pooh has been a beloved childhood character since the famous books were published in 1926. This beloved Pooh bear...

When he's not preparing for Christmas, Santa gets his swing on at the golf course. He's hoping for a ho-ho-hole in one!

A humble and quiet creature, Eeyore consistently finds himself on the hard side of luck. Despite his sentence of life, he quietly endures the daily trials and tribulations he faces. This symbol of endurance can be an encouragement to those facing hard...

Piglet is Winnie the Poohs best friend. While small and timid, he faces each adventure as Poohs voice of reason. Every adventure in life  benefits from a voice of reason and concern. Honor the Piglet in your life for the concern and safety they provide.

What do you do when you have two beautiful finials but only one Christmas tree? This classy golden stand allows you to show them both off during the same holiday season!

A baby can receive no higher symbol than a gift of an elephant. Elephants are incredibly intelligent and sensitive animals. They also have incredibly strong family ties. What more could a loved one want for their child?  

Baby s first Christmas is such a special time for families to celebrate the miracle of life. Each year as baby grows, memories will return of that very first Christmas with baby. Children are an incredible source of joy and love, just like the Christmas...

Welcome to the world little one! The miracle of new life is to be celebrated and cherished. Love and joy will bound at Christmas with children around. Rejoice in the firsts of a baby s life, especially a baby s first Christmas. Create traditions to...

In the Victorian era, infants were dressed in miniature versions of adult clothing. At their most relaxed, babies were dressed in white gowns. It wasn't until the 1950s that Walter Artzt designed the first baby onesie, creating a comfy & simple way...

Teach a child to read and you'll open a door of endless possibilities. A reader can travel to the edges of the earth and beyond without ever leaving their reading nook. Reading to a child is one of the best ways to prepare them for their school years and...

The first day of school is a time of excitement, nervousness and energy. What will my teacher be like? Who will be in my class? Will I succeed in my studies? Every student is eager to begin the year and set goals for high achievement. Bless the students...

When the muddy puddles that Peppa Pig loves to jump in have frozen over, she turns her attention to the fun and laughter that snow can bring. Just as much fun as muddy puddles, snowballs will entertain and delight her, ending happily with loud snorts of...

Mr. Potato Head found his true love in Mrs. Potato Head. These lovebirds adore the Christmas season, a time of gift-giving and merriment. Mrs. Potato Head brings a joyful, silly and feminine side to the classic toy. Hang her next to her true love so they...

Mr. Potato Head has been a popular toy for boys and girls for over 50 years. Mix and match to make Mr. Potato Head look silly, sad or serious. No matter what face you create, a smile is sure to appear as you hang this ornament upon your tree.

Introduced in 1949, the game, Candy Land is sweet and simple, which makes it the perfect game to introduce young children to the world of games. More than 70 years later, Candy Land continues inviting new generations to the exciting world of gaming.

These simple and colorful bricks are a universal symbol of childhood. Unlike the hyper-connected and digital world in which we live, these blocks call for our imaginations to take over and create new worlds to explore. Come on, let's play!

Locomotives are associated with Christmas, since that is when many children are first introduced to toy trains. Who can forget the excitement of Christmas morning and discovering a speeding locomotive pulling its cars beneath the family Christmas tree or...

What could be better than that childhood favorite a shiny, bright red Fire Truck! Toymakers often turned real-life items into toys for children, so they could learn as they played. A child could imagine being a heroic firefighter bravely battling danger.

At God’s command, Noah constructed a great ark large enough to accommodate his family and pairs of every type of bird and beast. After forty days of rain, the great flood began to subside and they all were saved. Noah’s Ark reminds us to be good and...

The steam locomotive symbolizes the many journeys we've taken, whether in real life or emotionally as we grow and mature. The train is a symbol of adventure and discovering new places. The journey is as important as the destination. All aboard!

Legend says the first Christmas Tree was created by Martin Luther. Walking in the forest one Christmas Eve, he was inspired by snow-covered trees reflecting moonlight and twinkling stars showing through their branches. So he cut a small fir tree, took it...

All through the year up at the North Pole, Santa s helpers are busy making toys, tending the reindeer, and helping Santa. Pixies, like elves, are industrious, merry, and sometimes mischievous. These delightful characters work hard to help Santa make...

This cheerful penguin has made the incredibly long trek halfway around the world to reach the North Pole. Penguins are not native to the North Pole, so this little one had to travel day and night week after week to reach his final destination. Now, he...

As winter strikes, the gnome is full of tricks, pranks and laughs. In the gnomecicle ornament, he has positioned himself to surprise, bless and entertain the people he greets as the frosty season extends. Finding a gnome is a blessing of good lucky.

One of the most special Christmas traditions is going to the forest to pick out the perfect Christmas tree. One of the most common problems with hunting for a Christmas tree is that the outdoors is so large. A small tree in the forest can turn into a...

Hanging a stocking by the fireplace became popular in the 1800s. Legend has it that St. Nicholas tossed bags of gold down the chimney into stockings drying by the fire that belonged to three poor sisters who lacked dowries. Today, children still hang...

Deer have an excellent sense of hearing and when unsure of a sound, they stay completely still, blending in with their surroundings, till the danger has passed. The Deer Family reminds us to be kind and gentle, yet aware, and that family should look out...

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 on Christmas Eve. Santa...

Bees are very industrious, and they must work together to produce honey that insures the hive's survival. Teams of bees build honeycombs, collect nectar and create golden honey. This glass ornament symbolizes the diligence and teamwork that are often...

Gnomes are typically found in the garden and this gnome is no different. Always the jester, this gnome wants to bee friends with the pollinators of the garden. The gnome and bee have become the best of friends working the garden s bounty.

There is no place like home, unless you are a gardener. Then, there is no place like your greenhouse! Filled with warmth, new life and the hope of harvest, the greenhouse fills the soul with happiness. Gardening may look like work, but it fills the...

Mushrooms are associated with nature and the beauty of the forest. Finding a mushroom in the woods is like finding a lucky penny, good fortune is just around the corner! The Clip-on Mushrooms ornament symbolizes the hope for good fortune in the coming...

Cottages represent the heritage and culture of the glassblowers. They frequently created images that reflected their day to day lives. Ornaments were proudly styled after the homes in which they lived. This ornament is especially designed to capture the...

For many, birds are an essential decoration of a Christmas tree. They symbolize joy and happiness. The Christmas cardinal has found a perfect perch to take in the views from atop this Christmas cottage.

The red-crested cardinal is a beautiful songbird belonging to the family of tanagers, not its namesake, cardinal. Found in the shrublands of tropical and subtropical lands of South America, the bird has also been introduced to Hawaii, Puerto Rico and...

Birds are symbols of happiness and joy, so they are regarded as a necessity on the Christmas tree. Glassblowers often kept wild birds during the winter months since the sound of the gas flame in the workshop prompted the birds to sing. Then when spring...