• Size: 5.5x2.75x2.75"
• Material: Glass & Glitter

• From Old World Christmas

As the yuletide season starts to fill with holiday cheer, the Radiant Christmas Tree Ornament from Old World Christmas emerges as a shimmering nod to tradition and celebration. This exquisite glass ornament, standing at 5.5 inches tall, is a dazzling representation of the time-honored Christmas tree, beautifully adorned and ready to glisten on your holiday tree.

The tree is meticulously crafted, with each tier accented by rich, emerald green hues and embellished with glittering garlands that echo the historic practice of lighting trees with candles. The boughs are decorated with an assortment of miniature ornaments, which add a bevy of colors, adding depth and a joyful sparkle that captures the observer's eye.

At the base of this magnificent ornament, a cluster of glossy, gift-wrapped packages in jewel tones of ruby, sapphire, and amethyst waits to be discovered, invoking the timeless magic of gift-giving. The tree is crowned with a golden star, a universal symbol of the hope and wonder that the holiday season brings.

This Radiant Christmas Tree ornament pays homage to the nearly 500-year-old custom of illuminating Christmas trees, a task once carefully executed with the soft, flickering glow of candles. It evokes the warmth and romance of a bygone era, bringing with it the storied past of holiday traditions into the present day.

Whether this ornament finds its place among the branches of a grand fir or adorns a smaller, more intimate setting, it is sure to bring with it a sense of nostalgia and the joyous spirit of Christmas. It's not merely a decoration but a celebration of history, craftsmanship, and the enduring beauty of the holiday season.

Text on Old World hang tag: Legend says the first Christmas Tree was created by Martin Luther. Walking in the forest one Christmas Eve, he was inspired by snow-covered trees reflecting moonlight and twinkling stars showing through their branches. So, he cut a small fir tree, took it home and decorated it simply with candles for his children.