Tom Turkey Ornament

Item # 16015
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Glass & Glitter 2.5″ L × 2.25″ W × 3.75″ H
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About Tom Turkey Ornament

Size: 2.5 × 2.25 × 3.75 in
Material: Glass & Glitter
  • An Old World Christmas Glass Ornament

Gobble! Gobble! You can up the holiday cheer with the Tom Turkey Ornament by Old World Christmas, a feathered friend that's ready to strut its stuff on your festive tree!

Crafted from delicate glass and adorned with a generous sprinkle of glitter, this dapper turkey is a true showstopper. His feathers shimmer in rich tones of brown, gold, and red, with a splash of unexpected flair—bold blue feathers adorning his wings like a secret touch of pizzazz.

As you hang this charming ornament, prepare for a chorus of delighted ""gobbles"" from friends and family alike. Tom Turkey isn't just for Thanksgiving; he's a year-round reminder to embrace the joy of gathering and celebrating in style.

So, whether you're a seasoned holiday enthusiast or a newcomer to the feast of decorations, invite Tom Turkey to join your flock of ornaments. He's the perfect blend of wit, and winged wonder—a true testament to the artistry of Old World Christmas.

Text on Old World hang tag: The Turkey symbolizes altruism and self-sacrifice. It is the centerpiece of today’s Thanksgiving dinner, which commemorates the first Thanksgiving in 1621, when the Pilgrims and Native Americans shared a harvest meal. Ben Franklin championed the turkey as our national symbol, but the bald eagle won!

Item #: 16015

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