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The Old World Christmas Passport Ornament is a hand-crafted blown-glass Christmas ornament made for anyone who loves seeing where the next journey will take them. Designed like a classic blue United States passport paired with a yellow boarding pass, this travel-inspired ornament captures the excitement of packing a suitcase, heading to the airport, and collecting memories around the world.
A passport holds more than stamps—it becomes a record of places explored, adventures shared, and trips worth remembering. Whether celebrating a first international vacation, study-abroad semester, honeymoon, retirement adventure, graduation trip, or a lifetime of travel, this ornament makes a meaningful keepsake for frequent flyers, globe-trotters, travel partners, and anyone with a suitcase always half-packed. Hand-blown into a finely crafted mold, then hand-painted and glittered in the Old World Christmas tradition, it brings a little wanderlust to the Christmas tree 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.
4 X 2.5 X 1 (HxLxW)
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