• Size: 2.25x1.75x2.5"
• Material: Glass & Glitter

• An Old World Christmas Glass Ornament 

Who can forget the year of 2020 when the Covid-19 pandemic changed our lives? So, celebrate this unforgettable time in history with a touch of humor and nostalgia by adorning your tree with the Toilet Paper ornament from Old World Christmas. This whimsical ornament pays tribute to the unexpected star of the COVID-19 pandemic – toilet paper. In a year where toilet paper made headlines, became a symbol of resilience, and even sparked its own set of challenges, this ornament captures the essence of the times.

During the pandemic, toilet paper became more than just a household essential; it became a coveted and sometimes elusive commodity. The ornament humorously commemorates the craze, stockpiling, and even the notorious TP shortages that defined the year 2020. Hang this ornament on your tree as a lighthearted reminder of the peculiar moments that brought us together in a year that will undoubtedly be remembered for decades to come. Embrace the spirit of resilience and laughter with the 2020 Toilet Paper ornament, a unique keepsake that turns a seemingly mundane item into a symbol of collective experience.

So sprinkle some humor on your Christmas tree with the Toilet Paper Ornament by Old World Christmas! This ornament puts a cheeky spin on traditional tree decorations.

Imagine your guests' surprise and amusement as they spot this unexpected addition to your Christmas tree. With its sparkling glitter accents along the edges, it's sure to stand out and spark conversation.

Whether you're celebrating the joys of the holiday season or simply embracing life's little quirks, this ornament is a playful reminder to keep things light-hearted and fun.

So, why not give your tree a touch of toilet humor with this Toilet Paper Ornament? It's sure to be a conversation starter and a source of laughter for years to come. After all, who says holiday decor can't be a little bit cheeky?

Text on Old World hang tag: A basic necessity of life today, toilet paper is taken for granted by many. Before toilet paper was produced, people used stones, leaves and sand for hygiene. The first toilet paper was produced in China during the 6th century. And the first use in the USA was in 1857.