• Size: 5x2.75x2.75"
• Material: Glass

• An Old World Christmas Glass Ornament
  

Celebrate a young girl's milestone birthday with the beautiful La Quinceañera Ornament! This stunning glass tree ornament captures the essence of a Quinceañera, a traditional Latin American celebration that marks a girl's transition from childhood to womanhood on her 15th birthday. With roots in countries like Mexico, Central America, and some South American nations, this event is a significant cultural moment, and this ornament is a perfect way to honor that tradition.

Standing at 5 inches tall, the La Quinceañera Ornament features a lovely young girl dressed in a magnificent red gown adorned with glittering details and intricate designs. Her dress is complemented by elegant white gloves and a sparkling necklace, adding a touch of sophistication to her appearance. The ornament is finished with the words "Happy Quinceañera" beautifully written on her gown, making it a heartfelt keepsake.

The ornament's intricate design showcases the girl’s flowing black hair and a tiara that adds a regal touch, symbolizing her coming of age and newfound responsibilities. This exquisite piece is a delightful addition to any holiday tree, bringing a blend of cultural heritage and festive spirit to your decorations. The vibrant colors and detailed craftsmanship make it a standout piece that will be cherished for years to come.

Perfect as a gift for a young girl celebrating her Quinceañera or for families who want to remember this special occasion, the La Quinceañera Ornament is a meaningful decoration that adds a personal touch to the holiday season. Hang it on your Christmas tree, or use it as part of a centerpiece to celebrate this important life event. Add the La Quinceañera Ornament to your holiday collection and celebrate the beauty and tradition of this significant milestone.

Text on Old World hang tag: A Quinceañera is a traditional Latin American celebration that marks a girl's transition from childhood to womanhood on her 15th birthday. This celebration is particularly important in many countries, such as Mexico, Central America, and some South American countries.