• An Old World Christmas Glass Ornament

Ripened to perfection and ready for the tree, this 3-inch glass strawberry ornament brings a burst of juicy color to holiday décor. With its glossy red surface, textured seeds, and glitter-dusted green leaves, it looks as if it was freshly picked on a warm summer afternoon.

Strawberries have long been more than just a seasonal treat. In medieval Europe, they were served at royal banquets to symbolize peace and prosperity. Some churches even featured carved strawberries in their pillars, representing righteousness. In 19th-century France, newlyweds were served strawberry soup, as the fruit was believed to bring romance and happiness.

Despite being most commonly linked to sunny days, strawberries are a perfect choice for holiday décor given their vibrant red and green hues. A deep crimson color contrasts beautifully with the evergreen branches and a little complementary shimmer is added by the sparkling green cap. Allow it to evoke fond memories of berry picking, baking, and pleasant weather—or simply a novel approach to seasonal décor!

This strawberry hangs easily from trees, wreaths, or garlands. It’s a thoughtful gift for gardeners, fruit lovers, or anyone who enjoys unique decorations. Whether displayed during the holidays or year-round, this ornament brings a little taste of summer into any home, even in the middle of winter.

Text on Old World tag: In medieval Europe, strawberries were served at festivals and important state occasions to ensure peace and prosperity. They were carved into church pillars to symbolize perfection and righteousness. In provincial France, strawberries were once considered an aphrodisiac, so newlyweds were traditionally served a strawberry soup.

Item #: 28106