• Size: 2.75x3x3.5”
• Material: Glass

From Old World Christmas

Chicken Coop's are all the rage now, with so many people watching their diet and trying to eat organically! You are seeing more and more Chicken Coops in backyards because people are enjoying the daily harvest of free range eggs from their own chickens! The chicken coop, or hen house is a safety zone for chickens. So, bring some farmyard charm to your holiday tree with the Chicken Coop Ornament by Old World Christmas. These feathery friends produce nutritious food for Christmas brunch and deserve a chicken mansion! Honor them on your Christmas tree this year with this detailed chicken coop ornament, complete with a chicken sitting at the front door.

Crafted with attention to detail, this ornament features a delightful red chicken coop adorned with glittering edges, capturing the cozy warmth of a rural homestead. A white feathered chicken stands proudly at the door, ready to cluck in festive cheer.

Chicken coops have a rich history dating back centuries, providing shelter and safety for our beloved egg-laying companions. From simple backyard coops to elaborate designs, these structures play a vital role in sustainable living and farm life traditions.

But wait, there's more to this coop! Three sunflowers bask under the coop's window, adding a sunny burst of color and a nod to nature's beauty. It's a scene straight out of a peaceful countryside daydream, inviting smiles and nostalgic memories of simpler times.

Whether you're a backyard farmer, a lover of rural aesthetics, or simply enjoy quirky ornaments that tell a story, the Chicken Coop Ornament is sure to delight. So, cluck your way to festive fun, hang this coop on your tree with a chuckle, and let the Chicken Coop Ornament bring a touch of farmyard delight to your holiday celebrations. It's eggs-tra special and sure to hatch smiles all around!

Text on Old World hang tag: The chicken coop, or hen house is a safety zone for chickens. It provides an indoor protected area for chickens to sleep, lay eggs and nest. Chicken coops can be simple structures or extravagant creations. These feathery friends produce nutritious food for Christmas brunch and deserve a chicken mansion!