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Churches & Chapels Ornaments
In many cultures churches are the heart of the community serving as the house of worship and the gathering place for friends and family. Bring the warmth of community and the joy of worship to your Christmas tree with our beautiful church and chapel Christmas ornaments.
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Gingerbread Church Ornament
$23.99
Building gingerbread houses is a favorite holiday tradition. Creating elaborate buildings from cookies, and sweets, started years ago and continues today. Standing in town squares, churches represent the heritage and culture of the people. Glassblowers often created images reflecting the lovely churches in their hometowns.
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Country Church Ornament
$22.99
Standing in town squares, churches have long been houses of worship. In addition, churches are often the heart of the community, serving as gathering places for friends, family and neighbors. Traditional glassblowers created ornaments to reflect their day-to-day lives and styled ornaments after their community s churches.
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Christmas Chapel Ornament
$19.99
Standing in town squares, cathedrals and churches represent the heritage and culture of the people. Since glassblowers often created images that reflected their day-to-day lives, some ornaments were proudly styled after the lovely churches found in their own hometowns.
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Golden Cathedral Ornament
$22.99
Standing in town squares, cathedrals and churches represent the heritage and culture of the people. Since glassblowers often created images that reflected their day-to-day lives, some ornaments were proudly styled after the lovely churches found in their own hometowns.
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Sparkling Cathedral Ornament
$22.99
Standing in town squares, cathedrals and churches represent the heritage and culture of the people. Since glassblowers often created images that reflected their day-to-day lives, some ornaments were proudly styled after the lovely churches found in their own hometowns.
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Nativity Chapel-GC102N
$19.99
Nativity Chapel has a small hole on its underside designed to borrow a standard bulb from your tree to light up the cottage. Upon lighting your cottage, you will immediately discover the first of many secrets, the beautifully crafted scene inside. One of the crosses is easy to find, can you find the other? The dove is a symbol of love, how many can you find?
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Wedding Chapel-GC102
$19.99
Wedding Chapel has a small hole on its underside designed to borrow a standard bulb from your tree to light up the cottage. Upon lighting your cottage, you will immediately discover the first of many secrets, the beautifully crafted scene inside. Do you recognize this royal couple? Two hearts become one, can you find it?
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Bible (a) Ornament
$16.99
Considered to be the word of God by many religions, the Bible is a collection of books written by more than forty authors over sixteen centuries. Telling the story of God s interactions in human history, it is the world s all-time best selling and most translated book.
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What to Get Your Parents for Christmas This Year!
So, they’re basically impossible to shop for. If they need it, they buy it for themselves. They have everything. What are you going to buy your parents for Christmas? Old World Christmas and our Christmas ornaments are here to help. -
You Can’t Imitate The Real Thing
Don’t get duped with second best or a cheap imitations. Ensure the quality and creativity of Old World Christmas makes it on your tree this year. -
Iconic Santa: The History of the Coca-Cola Santa
Which came first: the jolly, white-haired Santa or a cold, refreshing Coke®? As history tells it, the Coca-Cola company became a major player in the shaping of Santa, and we all know the kind, laughing Santa with rosy cheeks and full belly finishes his day with a delicious coca-cola.
