• Size: 1x1.25x5.5"
• Material: Glass & Glitter

• From Old World Christmas

Go ahead, do an Ollie! Once called snurfing, which combined the words snow and surfing, nowadays this lively snow sport is a category all its own! Colorful stripes and chevrons decorate this snowboard ornament, making it a bright splash of color flitting across the snow. The really tricky part would be fitting your feet into the little boot bindings on this tiny snowboard without falling over! For those who have no fear of speeding down the snowy slopes, this Snowboard ornament is a great gift!

Commemorate hitting the slopes in style this holiday season with the Snowboard Ornament from Old World Christmas. Measuring a cool 5.5 inches, this ornament brings the thrill of shredding fresh powder right to your Christmas tree. Gone are the days of 'snurfing,' as the sport has carved out its own distinct identity, complete with its own lingo and gravity-defying tricks.

This ornament is decked out with a series of vibrant stripes and chevrons, capturing the dynamic essence of snowboarding culture. The glossy finish mimics the slickness of a well-waxed board, and the tiny, detailed boot bindings are a fun challenge to any would-be miniature snowboarder!

While you might not be able to strap on this board and hit the lifts, it certainly captures the snow sport's energetic spirit. It's an ode to the adventurers who find their freedom in the snow-capped mountains and those who light up at the first sign of snowfall, ready to leave their mark on the slopes.

For the snowboard enthusiast, this ornament is a reminder of the joy that comes with the first snowfall and the anticipation of that first run of the season. It's a celebration of the cold air against your face, the sun reflecting off the snow, and the sense of camaraderie among those who speak the language of the snow.

Whether you're gifting it to a seasoned snowboarder or hanging it on your own tree as a token of your passion, this Snowboard Ornament is a way to keep the spirit of the slopes alive, even as you gather around the warmth of your holiday hearth.

Text on Old World hang tag: When the snow flies it's time to hit the slopes. Snowboarding was invented by a father in the 1960s who fixed two skis together as a gift for his daughter, calling the invention a snurfer. The invention was quickly licensed and became incredibly popular.