• A Kurt Adler Ornament

From lighthouse to mountainside, the North Carolina Glass Ornament stacks the state’s icons into one tall and memorable gleaming snapshot. At 5.25 inches, it’s packed from base to peak with color, shape, and the kind of local markers that don’t need explanation for those who know them.

This glass ornament brings together a striped lighthouse, a black bear, a red cardinal, a pine tree, a honeybee skep, the state flag, and dogwood blossoms, all layered tightly around a blue base labeled “North Carolina” in bold yellow letters. The surfaces are painted in saturated color with metallic finishes, and each feature is outlined in raised detailing for added dimension.

The lighthouse stands vertically along one side, painted in black and white spirals with a red top and small windows. Beside it, the bright red cardinal sits near pale pink dogwood petals, set against a reflective blue background. The flag of North Carolina drapes behind the scene, with its twin date ribbons—May 20, 1775, and April 12, 1776—clearly visible.

Toward the bottom, a black bear stands near a green pine tree and a golden skep, framed by striped deck chairs and coastal waves in the background. Every piece fits snugly into the overall form, giving the ornament a full, three-dimensional shape that reads clearly from all sides.

It’s well-suited for state-themed collections, regional gifts, or any setup that blends travel with tradition. While the scale is compact, the detailing keeps it visually busy. The North Carolina Glass Ornament pulls together land, sea, and symbols in one glossy form.

Item #: C7760