• Size: 2x2x3.25"
• Material: Glass & Glitter

• From Old World Christmas

If you were to reach your hand into this sweet honey filled pot you would definitely be in a sticky situation! With how full this blue pot is, you might be getting a taste of it before even taking off the lid! A favorite among bears and people alike, honey has been cultivated from bees for centuries, with different flavors based on the types of flowers the bees pollinate.

Sweeten your holiday decor with the Honey Pot Ornament by Old World Christmas! Crafted with care and attention to detail, this glass ornament brings a touch of sweetness to your tree.

Honeybees are essential pollinators responsible for pollinating a third of the world's food crops. Their diligent work not only produces delicious honey but also ensures the abundance of fruits, vegetables, and flowers that we enjoy.

Our ornament features a charming blue pot overflowing with golden honey, capturing the essence of nature's liquid gold. The gold stripe and red glitter writing proudly proclaim "honey," while accents of blue glitter add a delightful shimmer to the lid.

Honey has been treasured by humans for thousands of years, prized for its sweetness, flavor, and medicinal properties. It's no wonder bears will go to great lengths to get their paws on it!

Hang this delightful ornament on your tree and let it remind you of the industriousness of bees and the natural sweetness they bring to the world. Whether you're a honey enthusiast, or a nature lover, the Honey Pot Ornament is sure to create a buzz of delight.

So, gather 'round and sweeten your holiday celebrations with this charming ornament—it's a festive nod to the wonders of nature and the delightful taste of honey that brings joy to our lives.

Text on Old World hang tag: Bees have to work tirelessly to create honey. Honey is first mentioned in the Book of Exodus in the Bible, and is often linked as a sweet, pleasant and comfortable things, such as the Land of milk and honey. The honey pot allows humans to store, stir and serve the sweetness of nature in the kitchen.