• Size: 3x1.25x3.75"
• Material: Glass & Glitter

• An Old World Christmas Glass Ornament 

For centuries, people have looked up at the night sky and found a face staring back. The Man in the Moon has appeared in myths and legends around the world, from a guardian of spirits to a celestial matchmaker tying lovers together with invisible threads. This 3.75-inch glass ornament brings that familiar figure to the holiday tree, featuring two distinct faces—one on the full moon and one on the crescent—both surrounded by shimmering gold glitter.

On one side, the full moon beams warmly, with golden tones, bright blue eyes, and a knowing smile. Flip the ornament around, and the crescent moon sits against a deep blue sky, dotted with glittering gold stars. The curved edge of the crescent cradles the same friendly face, its expression softened by the darkness of night.

As the moon has always enthralled poets, storytellers, and dreamers, this ornament adds an element of wonder to your holiday display. Whether it reminds you of childhood nights spent gazing at the sky, stories passed down through generations, or the steady glow of the moon through changing seasons, this piece adds something special to the tree.

The Man in the Moon ornament is ready to shine among twinkling lights. Whether given as a gift or kept as part of a personal collection, this celestial figure brings a quiet, watchful presence to the holiday season—just as he has in the sky for thousands of years.

Text on Old World tag: The Man in the Moon lives in legends of many cultures. The Inuits believe the Man in the Moon is the keeper of the souls of men and animals. In China, the Man in the Moon is the god of love and marriage, who unites lovers by tying them together with invisible cords.