Cookie and gingerbread houses depict one of the favorite traditions of the holiday season–sweets! Creating elaborate and realistic buildings made entirely out of cookies, candies, and sweets, started years ago and continues as a favorite holiday family activity today.

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This beautiful glass ornament was carefully mouth-blown into a finely crafted mold. Then a hot solution of liquid silver was poured inside. Finally, it was delicately hand-painted and glittered for you to enjoy and cherish as a holiday heirloom!

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During the holidays, children dream of sugarplums and holiday goodies. This Cupcake Cottage is a sweet fantasy where one might expect to see a Christmas elf come to the door with a tray of cookies and cups of hot chocolate and peppermints.

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Standing in town squares, cathedrals and churches represent the heritage and culture of the people. Since glassblowers often created images that reflected their day-to-day lives, some ornaments were proudly styled after the lovely churches found in their own hometowns.

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Hearts have long been associated with love and Valentine’s Day. The heart is also a symbol of the love of Christ, whose birth we celebrate at Christmastime. The glass heart ornament is the perfect combination of both these celebrations.

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Hearts have long been associated with love and Valentine’s Day. The heart is also a symbol of the love of Christ, whose birth we celebrate at Christmastime. The glass heart ornament is the perfect combination of both these celebrations.

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Hearts have long been associated with love and Valentine’s Day. The heart is also a symbol of the love of Christ, whose birth we celebrate at Christmastime. The glass heart ornament is the perfect combination of both these celebrations.

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At Christmas the story is often told of the Three Wise Men, or Magi, who followed a brilliant star to worship and bring the gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh to a newborn King - the Baby Jesus. On the 12th Day of Christmas, January 6th, the Feast of Epiphany commemorates the Three Kings’ visit.

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The Trinity Cross blends several significant Irish symbols. Celtic Knots are believed to represent the intricacy of God's creation and an individual's journey through life. The shamrock is a symbol of the Holy Trinity and the enclosing circle symbolizes eternity.

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According to legend, bells rang throughout the world when Christ was born. Traditionally, bells have been used throughout Europe and America to ring in the Christmas season. Bell ornaments symbolize the joy and merriment of the Christmas holidays.

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The Cross is the most profound and enduring symbol of Christianity. Decorated in gold and silver, it signifies the precious gift of faith. The Cross also serves as a reminder of the sacrifice that Jesus made for man's salvation.

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