The butterfly represents immortality. Since it evolves from egg to caterpillar to chrysalis, and then emerges as a butterfly from its cocoon, it symbolizes the soul and the cycle of rebirth. A pair of butterflies signifies marital happiness. This Fanciful Butterfly ornament adds life to any Christmas tree.

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Buzz! Bees hold the world together. Their cross-pollination keeps crops and wild plants thriving. These hard-workers are the only insect to produce food eaten by man, honey. It's not all sweetness; when provoked, they can deliver a sharp sting.

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A Bull Terriers origins come from 19th century England. First used as fighting dogs, and, later, a fashionable companion for men. Today, they are a family companion and show dog. This breed is known for its long, egg-shaped head, strong bodies and loyalty.

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The Corgi is one of the oldest dog breeds and is used for herding. After a long day of rounding up the herd, it's no wonder this Corgi has plopped onto its bed. Loyal, fun-loving, confident and intelligent, Corgis are not only great farmhands, they make great family members, too.

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In the song "The Twelve Days of Christmas," Two Turtle Doves symbolize the Old and New Testaments. Years ago, the song served as a secret means of teaching English Catholics the basics of their faith, which was outlawed at the time. This carol has lost many of its old connotations and is now a merry standard of the holiday season.

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The canary is a perching songbird in the finch family. The canary is an expression for great desire in life, shown in the bird’s singing and flying. However, the spirit dwindles when caged. The lesson learned from the canary is to always soar and sing!

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With their distinctive black and white coloring and awkward waddle, penguins look like little comedians wearing tuxedos. Although they live in the Antarctic, they are considered to be Santa’s friends since these playful birds favor snow and ice. From assortment 16102.

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The starfish is also known as the sea star. With its star shape, it shares an association with the heavens, although it lives in the ocean. Since it is a celestial symbol which thrives, rather than drowns, under the water, it represents pure and inextinguishable love. From Assortment 12040.

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Fish are a common thread connecting numerous stories in the Bible, and today their symbol focuses on the religious origins of Christmas. Fish signify Christ’s miracles and, like Christ, provide nourishment and sustain life. Fish represent the messages of the Christmas season: renewal of life, rejuvenation, and love. From assortment 12383

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As good companions, cats are affectionate and intelligent, and also often independent. But as kittens they are frisky, friendly, and adorable. This hand-painted and glittered glass kitten has found a ball of yarn to play with, and will stay forever young as a keepsake for your tree. From Assortment 12170.

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Dogs selflessly give humans their unconditional love and loyalty. Throughout history, dogs have been faithful friends and workmates, even giving their lives to protect or rescue their owners. No wonder dogs are considered "man’s best friend." From assortment 12264.

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The Pomeranian is a small, lively, and intelligent dog. It is inquisitive and loyal, with an extroverted personality. Its popularity grew in the 17th and 18th centuries due to many royal owners. A Pom is a good watchdog, as well as a loving and charming companion. From Assortment 12346.

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