• Size: 4.25x2.75x1"
• Material: Glass & Glitter

• From Old World Christmas

Harkening back to the days of chivalry and valor, the Medieval Armor Ornament is a glass-crafted symbol of protection and strength. At 4.25 inches, this ornament from Old World Christmas is a striking representation of the heraldic shields and swords once borne by knights of old.

Adorned in vibrant hues, the shield features a quartet of regal colors—bold reds and deep blues, separated by golden cross detailing, a nod to the noble crests that adorned the battlegrounds of yesteryear. Each section glitters, suggesting the precious stones and metals that would have been used to denote rank and family lineage. The shield embodies the tales of honor and history, bringing the legacy of ancestors and their valorous deeds into the present day.

On the flip side, a sword lies across a rich, crimson background, its hilt and pommel shimmering with the suggestion of a jewel—a testament to the artisanship that went into weaponry of the era. Accompanied by two silvered swords, it signifies readiness to defend and the courage that such defense requires.

This ornament is a tribute to the sources of protection and strength in our own lives—the family bonds, the friendships, and the personal convictions that shield us. Gifting this piece offers recognition and gratitude to those who stand as guardians in our lives, just as the armored knights stood for their realms.

Dangling among the boughs of a Christmas tree, the Medieval Armor Ornament serves as a reminder of the enduring nature of protection, the nobility of strength, and the rich tapestry of family history. It’s a piece that not only adorns a holiday setting but also honors the personal legacies we carry with us.

Text on Old World hang tag: A symbol of protection and strength, medieval armor was used to protect soldiers in battle. Today, it represents a family crest, often depicting a family s history and honor. Gift this ornament to honor and thank the source of protection and strength in your life.