Irish Christmas Ornaments

From pots of gold at the end of the rainbow to leprechauns and St. Nicholas himself, our Irish ornaments run the gamut of folklore and myth that can be found on the Emerald Isle. Leprechauns are thought to bring good luck - which is exactly what you want as you close out one year and enter into the next. The legend of St. Nicholas stems from Europe, but our Irish Santa ornamentcan be found wearing traditional Irish clothing and carrying a pot of gold.  

Because of Ireland’s rich history, there are plenty of symbols stemming from the country that each represent something important. At Old World Christmas, we offer Irish ornaments featuring some of the country’s most important symbolic images. This includes a Celtic Cross ornament, which features a traditional Christian cross encompassed by a circle. We also have a Trinity Knot ornamentto represent the Holy Trinity. Of course, we offer several shamrock ornamentswhose three leaves are said to represent faith, hope, and love. 

Living Christmas trees, and most artificial trees as well, are deep green in color. If you think that means you need to stay away from green ornaments, you’d be mistaken! Our handmade ornaments are designed to stand out from the background. Each is glassblown into a delicately carved mold, and they are affixed with a silver solution that ensures their colors are vibrant. From there, each ornament is hand-painted for a remarkable, eye-catching finish. 

Old World Christmas is dedicated to providing heirloom-quality Christmas ornaments that fit any style and taste. Whether you know what you’re looking for, such as a special ornament for women that your wife will love, or a sports themed Christmas ornament for the sporting enthusiast in your life, we have it all. Our outdoor themed Christmas ornaments are perfect for those who love camping and wildlife, while our glass heart ornaments symbolize a more tender approach to Christmas. Browse our entire selection of handmade ornaments to find the perfect piece to add to your tree this year!