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The Old World Christmas Cruise Ship Ornament is a hand-crafted glass Christmas ornament shaped like a classic ocean cruise liner. Detailed with a long white ship, rows of windows, dark hull, red accents, and sparkling blue water below, this travel-inspired ornament brings memories of days at sea and unforgettable vacations to the Christmas tree.
A cruise is more than a way to reach a destination. With wonderful food, entertainment, sightseeing, and new adventures waiting at every port, the ship becomes part of the vacation itself. This ornament is a meaningful way to remember a favorite voyage, first cruise, family vacation, honeymoon, anniversary trip, or special journey with friends. Hand-painted and glittered with colorful Old World Christmas detail, it makes a thoughtful keepsake for cruise lovers, frequent travelers, couples, families, and anyone who is happiest planning their next adventure at sea. It arrives in safe packaging 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.
1.75 X 5 X 1.25 (HxLxW)
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