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The Old World Christmas Alpine Ski Shop Ornament is a handcrafted wooden Christmas ornament designed like a cozy mountain ski shop filled with tiny winter details and hidden surprises. Part of the Ginger Cottages collection, this miniature alpine building features intricate laser-cut woodwork and a secret interior scene waiting to be discovered.
After a day on the slopes, every skier knows the welcoming feeling of stepping into a mountain ski shop. This charming cottage captures that cozy ski-town atmosphere in miniature, making it a memorable Christmas keepsake for skiers, snowboarders, mountain travelers, and families who spend their winters on the slopes. Look closely and see how many skis you can find hidden throughout the design.
For an extra bit of Christmas magic, a small opening on the underside allows the cottage to borrow a standard bulb from your Christmas tree. Once illuminated, the light reveals the beautifully crafted scene inside and brings the Alpine Ski Shop to life. Display it on the tree or incorporate it into a Ginger Cottages Christmas village for a warm reminder of snowy mountain adventures.
Ships in safe packaging with a keepsake box to store for years to come. Store in a cool, dry place when not in use.
4 X 3.75 X 3.75 (HxLxW)
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