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The Old World Christmas Jimothy Ornament is a hand-crafted blown-glass Christmas ornament featuring a mischievous raccoon dressed for the holidays. Wearing a sparkling Santa hat and clutching a brightly wrapped present, Jimothy is finished with a classic black mask, striped tail, and shimmering silver glitter that captures his playful woodland personality.
Inspired by the round little Seattle raccoon who charmed the internet in 2026, Jimothy brings a little viral mischief to the Christmas tree. Like any good Christmas Bandit, he looks as though he has already decided the presents belong to him. His curious face and festive disguise make him a fun keepsake for raccoon lovers, wildlife fans, animal enthusiasts, internet-culture collectors, and anyone who appreciates an unexpected Christmas character. Hand-painted by artisans in the Old World Christmas tradition, Jimothy is both a conversation piece and a reminder to find joy in the wonderfully unusual. He arrives safely packaged with a keepsake box for seasonal storage.
Ships in safe packaging with a keepsake box to store for years to come. Store in a cool, dry place when not in use.
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