Ear of Corn Ornament

Item # 28100
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Glass & Glitter 1.5″ L × 1.5″ W × 3.75″ H
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About Ear of Corn Ornament

Size: 1.25 × 1.5 × 4 in
Material: Glass & Glitter
  • An Old World Christmas Glass Ornament

Yeehaw, folks! Gather 'round and feast your eyes on the Ear of Corn Ornament by Old World Christmas! This here glass masterpiece ain't just your run-of-the-mill decoration, it's a celebration of farm-fresh goodness and holiday sparkle!

Now, take a gander at that ear of corn—shimmering with glitter like it's just been kissed by the morning sun in the fields. And don't miss the bottom with its husk intact, a true sign of nature's bounty and a farmer's pride.

Hang this beauty on your tree and let it remind you of the golden harvests and hard work that go into every ear of corn. It's not just an ornament, it's a testament to the rustic charm and delicious flavors of farm life.

So whether you're a city slicker dreaming of country livin' or a fellow farmer looking to spruce up your holiday decor, this Ear of Corn Ornament is sure to bring a bushel of joy to your festive celebrations. Happy holidays, y'all!

Text on Old World hang tag: Ears of corn, according to folklore, were once as long as the corn stalks and yielded five thousand kernels each. Legend claims that a careless woman wasted the beautiful corn, and the stalks then stopped producing. Through prayers the corn returned, but in smaller size as a reminder not to take blessings for granted.

Item #: 28100

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