Spookify your fall decor with the Miniature Halloween Assortment! This set of 12 miniature ornaments (2 sets of 6) is a fun way to celebrate fall and Halloween.

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The Star of David, known in Hebrew as the Shield of David, is generally recognized as a symbol of modern Judaism. The symbol was also used in Christian churches as a decorative motif many centuries before its first known use in a Jewish synagogue.

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Day of the Dead, or Dia de los Muertos is a Mexican holiday that brings families and friends together to pray and remember the loved ones who have passed away and to help support the spiritual journey. It is believed the gates of heaven open to allow the spirits of the deceased to reunite with their families.

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Halloween has its origins in the ancient festival of Samhain, the Celtic New Year, when spirits were allowed to return to earth to visit. Christianity incorporated this into All Hallows Eve, Oct. 31, prior to All Saints Day. The Irish brought Halloween to America in the 1840s, with the tradition of dressing in costumes and playing pranks in the hope of keeping evil spirits away.

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During the ancient celebration of Samhain, the Celts would drive away evil spirits by preparing tables filled with delectable food. The Irish later created the Legend of Stingy Jack & the Devil, in which Jack is eternally doomed to haunt the world. In order to keep evil spirits away, folks in the US put embers in carved turnips and later pumpkins. Boo!

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The witch kitten is so cute and so cuddly, dressed adorably in a witch’s hat with a perfect orange bow! But, watch out! Boo! She might just be a witch luring you in to put a spell on you. Happy Halloween!

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There is no mistaking the cackle of a witch's sinister laugh. Just the same, there is no mistaking the impending doom of a witch's footsteps. Each click of her heel will send shivers down your spine.

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With its horn shape displaying an abundance of the autumn harvest, the Cornucopia, also known as the Horn of Plenty, is a symbol of thanksgiving. The bounty of cascading fall fruits and fresh picked vegetables make the cornucopia a fitting bestowed upon man.

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What is brewing in the Halloween cauldron? Could it be a magic love potion, a truth serum, or possibly even a concoction to turn a prince into a frog? Each time you hang the Halloween Cauldron ornament, take a guess at what the witch is brewing.

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Trick or treat? Both please! This adorable pooch will perform any trick you desire, as long as there is a treat reward waiting after the performance! Happy Halloween!

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Hanukkah is a Jewish festival commemorating the recovery of Jerusalem and the rededication of the Second Temple. It is also known as the Festival of Lights. Many Jewish families celebrate by lighting a candle each night, playing dreidel games, eating traditional foods and exchanging small gifts.

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Jack O’ Lanterns come from the Irish legend of "Stingy Jack," a man so mean the devil wouldn’t let him into hell. He was forced to roam the earth using a carved turnip with a piece of coal for a lantern and was called "Jack of the Lantern." Thus began the carving of pumpkins as Jack O’ Lanterns to place in windows to scare away evil spirits.

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