Built for riding, Western style boots are very practical. High heels keep them from slipping through the stirrups, and the stitching makes them stronger and more attractive! This glass ornament brings a bit of the cowboy, (or cowgirl!), culture to your Christmas tree.

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Built for riding, cowboy boots are as practical as they are beautiful. High heels keep the boots from slipping through the stirrups, and the stitching makes the boots more attractive and stronger too. This delightful glass ornament brings a bit of Cowboy Christmas to your tree.

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There is no need to sing, "Rain, rain, go away!" when wearing rubber rain boots! Jump in puddles, search for worms or tackle a list of chores without the fear of wet or dirty feet! It is believed the Duke of Wellington asked his shoemaker to create the first pair of rain boots.

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Sandals have been worn for millenniums! The Bible tells the story of Jesus wearing sandals as he roamed the earth. The oldest known sandals were found in Oregon and date back at least 10,000 years! They were made of sagebrush bark. Today’s sandals are most likely much more comfortable!

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A silly sight, tiny feet inside bunny slippers warm toes and hearts. Pink bunny slippers have become a symbol of childhood memories. The soft fur of a rabbit is a natural selection to create slippers. Bunny slippers go the extra mile to make a child’s feet look like bunnies.

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The Hawaiian transliteration of "Merry Christmas" is "Mele Kalikimaka." Here's to a very Merry Christmas—and Mele Kalikimaka! Celebrate Christmas in island style with a Hawaiian shirt. Forget building snowmen this Christmas and build a sandcastle on the beach!

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Swedish wooden clogs were worn by farmers and factory workers. Today, they are still popular fashion footwear. These clogs are decorated to reflect the unique windmills of Sweden. Just like traditional wooden clogs, this ornament is handcrafted with attention to detail and to honor traditions of the old world.

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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, the ornament was delicately hand-painted with many brightly colored lacquers and glitter for you to enjoy!

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Built for riding, cowboy boots are as practical as they are beautiful. High heels keep the boots from slipping through the stirrups, and the stitching makes the boots more attractive and stronger, too. This delightful glass ornament brings a bit of the cowboy culture to your tree.

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Giving a ring can have many meanings, but it has long had romantic significance. Since a circle has no end, it represents timelessness or everlasting love. When given to another, it is an outward sign of devotion. So the box may be small, but the gift of a ring nestled in one has a very important meaning.

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This quintessentially Western headgear has its origins in the wide-brimmed hats worn by Mexican vaqueros. In 1865, J.B. Stetson introduced the "Boss of the Plains"—the symbol of the American cowboy and rugged durability. Personalize yours with buckles, beads, feathers or the distinct way you crease the crown or roll the rim.

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High-top sneakers were developed in the early 1900s as athletic shoes, and became the preferred basketball shoe. Later, as the shoes were worn by music and movie stars, their popularity soared. Now available in a huge variety of colors and styles, the high-top sneaker has become an American classic.

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