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The Old World Christmas Jar of Sprinkles Ornament is a hand-crafted glass Christmas ornament designed like a clear baking jar filled with colorful rainbow sprinkles. Finished with a bright teal lid, sparkling accents, and a playful “SPRINKLES” label, this cheerful ornament adds a dash of color and sweetness to the Christmas tree.
A handful of sprinkles can turn an ordinary cookie, cupcake, or birthday cake into a celebration. This whimsical jar honors the bakers and decorators who know that the finishing touches are often the most fun. It makes a delightful Christmas gift for home bakers, professional bakers, cake decorators, cookie makers, pastry lovers, and anyone who believes there’s no such thing as too many sprinkles. Mix it into a baking, dessert, candy, or colorful food-themed tree for an extra pop of holiday cheer. Hand-painted and glittered with signature Old World Christmas detail, it 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 1.38 (HxLxW)
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