• Size: 4x2x1.5"
• Material: Glass & Glitter

• An Old World Christmas glass ornament

Straight from the bayou to your Christmas tree, this Crawfish Ornament adds a dash of Southern spice to your holiday decor. Crafted with care, this glass tree ornament from Old World Christmas brings the festive flair of Cajun country to your home, no matter where you're celebrating.

This 4-inch ornament pays homage to a creature that's not just a regional delicacy but also a symbol of the vibrant Cajun culture. In Louisiana, where the crawfish is crowned as the state crustacean, these little ""mudbugs"" are more than a tasty treat—they're a part of local heritage and festivities, often starring in lively crawfish boils that bring communities together.

Adorned with an artful blend of fiery red and sunset oranges, this glass crawfish captures the essence of the real deal. Its detailed design and sparkling accents reflect the celebratory spirit of those Southern gatherings and the unique ecosystem where these critters thrive. It's a culinary icon, all dressed up to join the ranks of traditional holiday ornaments.

Whether you're decking out an underwater-themed tree or just looking to add a pinch of piquant charm to your festive fir, this Crawfish Ornament is a fun twist on holiday tradition. It's a delightful nod to a creature that might scuttle along river beds but has found its way into the hearts and festivities of people worldwide.

Let this little glass crustacean bring its bold character and festive flair to your holiday season. It's a way to celebrate the diversity of Christmas traditions and the universal joy of the holiday season. So go ahead, give your tree a taste of that famous Southern hospitality and joie de vivre with this unique Crawfish Ornament.

Whether you call them crawfish, crayfish, crawdads, freshwater lobsters or mudbugs, these crustaceans are a delicacy in the Southern United States but eaten world wide. Crawfish are a big part of the Cajun culture and as such Louisiana designated the Crawdad the state crustacean! Fun for a sea themed tree!

Text on Old World hang tag: In New Orleans, this freshwater shellfish is considered a delicacy. Get a bunch of crayfish, red potatoes, andouille sausage and enjoy a crawfish boil with your family and friends. The Cajuns love their crawdaddies so much that in 1983 the crawfish was designated as the state crustacean.