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Old World Christmas
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NURSE
This beautiful glass ornament honors the profession which provides such important service to others and it makes a perfect gift for a favorite nurse! It was mouth-blown into a finely crafted mold, and a solution of liquid silver was poured inside. Then it was hand-painted and glittered for you to enjoy!
$13.99In StockBABY'S FIRST TEDDY BEAR (A)
One of the most dearly loved animals is the Teddy Bear, who has provided years of comfort and steadfast companionship to many a young owner. From the Cinnamon Bear to Winnie-the-Pooh, Teddy Bears live in literature and in the hearts of even the oldest children. Please use the customization box below to specify if you would like a pink or blue Baby's...
$13.99In StockFOX
In many Native American cultures the fox is thought to be wise, due to its cunning nature. It is also considered a trickster for the same reason. Foxes are adaptable and opportunistic, but are also family-oriented, often forming lifelong attachments when - raising their young.
$12.99In StockYORKIE
Dogs selflessly give humans their unconditional love and loyalty. Throughout history, dogs have been faithful friends and workmates, even giving their lives to protect or rescue their owners. No wonder dogs are considered man s best friend.
$12.99In StockCOTTONTAIL BUNNY (A)
Rabbits are very shy and frail animals. Having no natural means of protecting itself, the rabbit is therefore dependent on the kindness of man and other animals for its survival. At Christmastime the rabbit represents the renewal of this faith in others to provide guidance, protection, and kindness. Only one rabbit is included, please specify the color...
$9.99In StockROOSTER
According to legend the rooster has only crowed once at mid-night. This was to announce the birth of the Baby Jesus. For this reason, Spanish and Latin American Countries call their midnight mass on Christmas Eve the Mass of the Rooster, or Misa del Gallo.
$13.99In StockBALD EAGLE
For centuries it was believed that the eagle could look directly into the sun and that it was reborn by diving into a fountain. Christians adopted this symbolism, comparing the eagle looking into the sun to Christ looking at His Father and the fountain as the renewal of the soul through baptism. Today, an eagle may often be spied on the baptismal fonts in...
$17.99In StockMAGNIFICENT PEACOCK
The peacock's grandeur and stateliness are the reasons for its association with royalty. It was believed to guard the Tree of Life, therefore, kings sat upon thrones decorated with peacock motifs. Additionally, the elegant peacock represents beauty, prosperity, love, compassion and peace.
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