• Size: 1.5x1x5"
• Material: Glass & Glitter

• An Old World Christmas Glass Ornament 
  

A violin’s soaring notes can fill a concert hall with emotion, making it one of the most beloved instruments in classical music. This 5-inch glass ornament reflects that elegance with its golden brown finish, glittering strings, and finely detailed f-holes, scroll, and tailpiece. Whether given as a gift or displayed on a holiday tree, it serves as a tribute to the artistry of music and the musicians who bring it to life. 

From primitive string instruments to the sophisticated design of today, the violin has a centuries-long history. It is still a favorite among artists and listeners alike. It is traditionally built from hardwoods that produce rich, resonant sound. It is a distinctive voice in classical music because of its easy, pure soprano tones. Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" and contemporary film compositions are only two examples of how the violin's expressive range never fails to wow listeners.

This ornament highlights those same graceful details, with shimmering accents that reflect the light of your other decor. The carefully sculpted shape mirrors the delicate curves of a real violin, complete with tuning pegs and f-holes that add to its realistic look. The black tailpiece and chin rest contrast against the warm golden body, bringing out the classic design. The glittered strings add a sparkling festive element, ensuring this piece stands out among traditional holiday decorations. 

This ornament is ideal for violinists, music enthusiasts, or everyone who appreciates classical artistry. It also makes a thoughtful present that will be appreciated year after year. Whether placed amidst sparkling lights or presented as a memento, it adds an extra level of melodic flair to any festive scene. Its exquisite design and glistening embellishments celebrate the violin's ageless beauty and make it a remarkable addition to any collection.

Text on Old World hang tag: The violin evolved from string instruments dating back as far as 5000B.C. Played with a bow and made from hardwoods that allow the sound to resonate, it’s beautiful, clear, soprano tones soar above the other instruments in the symphony. Long a favorite among listeners, it is also a traditional solo instrument.