Christmas Decor
Christmas ornaments
Glass, metal, and quiet shine for the tree.
Price
Colour
Shape
Size
Multicolor Santa Ornaments
Red Letters to Santa Mailbox Ornament
Black & Brown Hen Ornament
Santa Face with Glittered Hat Ornament
Playful Grey & White Kitten Ornament
Pink Standing Deer Ornament
White Letters to Santa Mailbox Ornament
Hot Dog Truck Ornament
Sitting Grosbeak Bird Ornament
Playful Black & White Kitten Ornament
Blue Standing Deer Ornament
Santa Head Ornaments
Gold Deer Head Ornament
Santa Head with Green Hat Ornament
Festive Fur Deer Ornament
Resting Festive Fur Deer Ornament
Beige Hen Ornament
Black & White Sheep Ornament
Brown Hen Ornament
The Beginner's Guide to Deer Species Journal Ornament
Primitive Sheep Ornament
Horned Sheep Ornament
Sitting Mama & Bear Cub Ornament
Brown & White Hen Ornament
Standing Mama & Bear Cub Ornament
Primitive Sheep Ornament
Dog with Scarf Ornament
Deer on Wood Slice Ornament
Santa Framed Ornament
Deer in Slipper Ornament
Black Bear Ornament
Santa Head Ornament
Festive Fur Brown Deer Ornament
Fur Deer Wrapped in Christmas Lights Ornament
Gingerbread Bird Ornament
Brown Bear Ornament
Fur Deer with Gold Glittered Antlers Ornament
Sheep Scene Ornament
About Christmas ornaments
The largest room on the Christmas side, and most of it is glass. Kugel ornaments come plain, ribbed, crackled, and filigreed, in red, silver, olive, bronze, champagne, and white, from 2 to 6 inches. Glass ornaments in fire red, teal, nutmeg, and ivory fill in around them.
For a whole tree, Christmas ornament sets save time: flocked balls by the dozen, glass bulbs in sixes, mica snowflakes in a box of four, and a boxed set of six vintage-style ornaments. Then add a few that tell a story: a faux fur deer, a cardinal, a gingerbread house, a pickle.
Snowflakes in metal, crystal, and paper, icicles, finials, and tree toppers are here as well.
What is a kugel ornament?
Kugel is German for ball. The name comes from the heavy glass ornaments made in Germany in the 1800s. Ours are new, made in that style, in sizes from 2 to 6 inches.
How many ornaments do I need for a tree?
A common rule is about 10 ornaments per foot of tree for a light look and closer to 20 for a full one. Sets of 6, 12, and 20 make up the count, and a few larger kugels or finials give the eye somewhere to land.
Are these ornaments new?
Yes, every one. Vintage-style is the look: kugels, flocked balls, tinsel, and old-fashioned figures, made new.






































