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The Old World Christmas Cowardly Lion Ornament is a hand-crafted blown-glass Christmas ornament inspired by the beloved lion who sets out in search of courage in the classic Oz story. Designed with a golden body, a full bronze-and-gold mane, sparkling details, and a wonderfully worried expression, this whimsical character brings a favorite literary adventure to the Christmas tree.
The Cowardly Lion may believe he lacks courage, but his journey proves that bravery was inside him all along. His story is a warm reminder that courage doesn’t mean never being afraid—it means finding the strength to move forward anyway. This storybook ornament makes a thoughtful Christmas gift for Oz fans, classic literature lovers, readers, teachers, students, and anyone who could use a little reminder to believe in themselves. Crafted in the Old World Christmas tradition, it adds nostalgic charm to literary, storybook, retro, or whimsical Christmas trees and 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.
3.5 X 1.5 X 2 (HxLxW)
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