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The Old World Christmas World Traveler Ornament is a hand-crafted glass Christmas ornament celebrating the excitement of exploring the globe. Designed as a colorful blue-and-green Earth with a passenger airplane circling its surface, it features sparkling clouds and famous international landmark motifs rising above the globe, along with bold “WORLD TRAVELER” lettering.
Every journey leaves behind a story worth remembering. From long-awaited vacations and study-abroad adventures to honeymoons, retirement trips, and bucket-list destinations, this ornament celebrates those who are always ready to see somewhere new. It makes a thoughtful Christmas gift for frequent travelers, jet-setters, travel partners, flight lovers, students abroad, retirees, and anyone whose favorite question is, “Where to next?” Hand-painted and glittered with signature Old World Christmas detail, it brings a lifetime of adventures to the Christmas tree and 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.
4 X 2.75 X 2.75 (HxLxW)
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