Great Egret Ornament

Item # 16116
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Glass & Glitter 2″ L × 1.5″ W × 5″ H
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About Great Egret Ornament

Size: 2 × 1.5 × 5 in
Material: Glass & Glitter
  • An Old World Christmas Glass Ornament

In the vast expanse of your holiday tree savanna, behold the majestic Great Egret Ornament by Old World Christmas, a creature of glass and glitter that embodies the elegance of nature's aerial wonders.

As you gaze upon this miniature marvel, picture the serene wetlands where the real great egrets gracefully stalk their prey. Its pristine white plumage and meticulously crafted form transport you to the heart of marshy grasslands, where every movement is poetry in motion.

Watch as the sunlight catches on its glitter-adorned wings, mirroring the shimmering ripples of a tranquil pond. This ornament not only adorns your tree but also invites you to marvel at the beauty and intricacy of the natural world.

Let this Great Egret Ornament soar into your holiday decor, a symbol of grace and beauty that reminds us of the delicate balance of ecosystems and the wonders of avian life. Truly, a sight to behold in the grand documentary of your festive celebrations.

Text on Old World hang tag: This beautiful bird is also known as the American Egret, common egret, or the angel bird. In the early 20th century, its population was greatly decreased by the demand for its feathers for women’s fashion. With protection of its wetland habitats and offshore nesting sites, it may recover.

Item #: 16116

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