Christmas is the greatest season of joy each year. Families and friends gather to share joy, laughter and cheerfulness. As you hang the JOY ornament on your tree, reflect on the joyful memories of seasons past and dream of the future joy your family will share.

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Wreaths, like Christmas trees, are a part of the ancient tradition of bringing evergreens indoors during winter. They were thought to hold mystical powers because they continued to flourish in the cold while other trees stood bare. Bringing evergreens indoors is done in hopes of a fruitful New Year.

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Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer is synonymous with Christmas. This loveable reindeer lives in Christmastown and was born with a glowing red nose. Rudolph was ashamed of his nose and ran away because he felt like a misfit. In the end, it was his unique shiny nose that saved Christmas.

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Nutcrackers were first carved by commoners as a joke because it was considered fun to make a little wooden king or soldier do the menial work of cracking the tough nuts. Today, nutcrackers are often associated with the Christmas holidays due to their whimsical nature and the very popular Nutcracker Suite Ballet. From Assortment 44041.

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For years, this style of bell has been attached to harnesses for horses. Horse bells attract good luck and warn others of an approaching carriage or sleigh. The cheery sound of jingle bells at Christmastime traditionally signals the arrival of Santa Claus and his reindeer. From assortment 38022

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Nestled in quaint little villages, cottages represent the heritage and culture of the glass ornament artisans. They often created images that reflected their day to day lives. Therefore, cottage ornaments were proudly styled after the humble homes in which the glassblowers lived and worked.

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There is an old saying that no two snowflakes are alike, yet no scientific reason exists to explain why one flake can’t have exactly the same shape as another. Considering that a snowflake is composed of over 180 billion molecules, however, odds don’t favor two snowflakes having exactly the same shape.

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Reindeer are an iconic symbol of Christmastime. Reindeer prance about the snow, waiting for their big night, Christmas Eve. Reindeer love playing in the snow each winter. The sparkle of the reindeer icicle ornament will add a fun twinkle to your tree.

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Santa’s helpers come in all shapes and sizes. The Christmas Bear is helping to deliver presents to all the good little cubs around the forests of the world this year. Thankfully, the Christmas Bear was able to wake from hibernation and is able to squeeze into Santa’s jacket for this special occasion.

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The Baby Jesus ornament reminds us of the circumstances of Christ’s birth—in a manger in a lowly stable in Bethlehem. He is depicted this way in countless manger scenes in churches and houses around the world at Christmastime. His birth represents God’s love and man’s salvation

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After arriving in Bethlehem and finding no room at the inn, the weary couple, Mary and Joseph, spent the night in a stable. Baby Jesus was born and placed in the hay-filled manger instead of a cradle. The brightly shining star announced the blessed event - the first Christmas.

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The Virgin Mary is the mother of Jesus, and she is accorded great respect. Mary wears a white head scarf as a symbol of purity, while her blue dress signifies protection. She reminds us of the true reason of the Christmas season - the love of God and family.

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