Robin Ornament

MSRP: $13.99

According to legend, robins acquired their red breasts on the first Christmas. A robin saw the Christ Child shivering as the fire began to die, so the bird flew close to the embers and began fanning them with its wings. As the fire began to burn more brightly, its heat burned the compassionate robin s breast and turned it red.

Dimensions: 2 X 8.25 X 1.75 (HxLxW)

Item Number: #18088

UPC: 729343180889

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08/02/2020

John m.

United States

Beautiful bird

The Robin is a beautiful example of the birds available at Old World. The various birds make our tree look alive at Christmas.

07/04/2020

Susan A.

United States

Robin

Beautiful ornament

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