• Size: 3.5"
• Material: Glass & Glitter

• From Old World Christmas

Gather 'round the tree and feast your eyes on this little sanctuary – the Christmas Chapel Ornament from Old World Christmas is here to grace your Christmas with a touch of serenity. This glass ornament is a miniature celebration of the places that hold communities together and reflect the heart and soul of the holidays.

This glass chapel is a quaint piece of artistry, with a roof glittering in festive red and windows that glow with the warmth of a Christmas service. Each detail is a tribute to the season, from the sparkling walls to the tiny wreaths adorning the front doors, inviting all to enter and celebrate.

Cathedrals and churches are landmarks of heritage and culture, representing the collective memories and stories of the people. In keeping with this tradition, glassblowers have crafted this 3.5-inch ornament to echo the charming churches that stand proudly in their hometowns, now decked out in holiday finery.

It's a symbol of the gathering places that see us at our most joyful and our most reflective, especially during the Christmas season. Imagine this tiny chapel nestled among the branches, a reminder of peaceful moments and the spirit of togetherness that shines especially bright this time of year.

Whether as a gift to a loved one or as an addition to your collection, this Christmas Chapel Ornament is sure to become a treasured piece, calling to mind the carols, the candlelight, and the sense of wonder that fills those hallowed halls each December. So let's hang this on the tree and remember the joy that these little chapels bring to town squares and hearts alike, year after year.

Standing in town squares, cathedrals and churches represent the heritage and culture of the people. Since glassblowers often created images that reflected their day-to-day lives, some ornaments were proudly styled after the lovely churches found in their own hometowns. Decorated for the Christmas season, this glass chapel ornament has a festive red roof, colorful windows and little wreaths on the front doors.