Novelty Ornaments
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Furry Sugarbeast Ornament
Meet the Sugarbeast, a furry friend with a sweet tooth and a heart full of holiday fun. He reminds us that joy comes in all shapes, sizes, and scoops.
$27.99
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Baby Dino In Egg Ornament
Cracked open and wide-eyed, this baby T-Rex hatches into holiday cheer. A prehistoric surprise, it celebrates curiosity, wonder, and the joy of discovering something new.
$27.99
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$27.99
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Cabinet Of Cheers Ornament
Raise a glass to festive nights and sparkling conversations. This Cabinet of Cheers holds the spirit of celebration, ready to toast every joyful moment.
$34.99
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The Greenkeeper Ornament
With a heart hidden in his beard, this green mischief-maker reminds us that even the grumpiest souls can glow with holiday cheer.
$24.99
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Green Mischief Stocking Ornament
Hanging slightly crooked, this stocking resembles a familiar green leg with a shoe just a bit too tight. Once belonging to someone whose heart was small, it slowly filled with kindness, growing larger with each passing moment, until there was finally room for Christmas.
$27.99
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Fragile Crate Ornament
Handle with care and a wink! Inspired by a legendary Christmas lamp, the Fragile Crate celebrates nostalgic laughs, quirky gifts, and the chaotic joy of unwrapping something unforgettable.
$27.99
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$27.99
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Gingerbread Barn Ornament
Painted in traditional red and white, the barn is found on most ranches and farms. Barns represent American country life and the traditional values of honesty, hard work and love of the land. Here the barn is depicted in special holiday fashion as a gingerbread confection!
$29.99
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Peace Sign Ornament
The Peace Symbol was originally designed by Gerald Holtom in as a logo for nuclear disarmament. Now recognized and used universally as a peace symbol, it has deliberately never been copyrighted. It is free for all to use worldwide.
$19.99
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Covered Bridge Ornament
Covered Bridges recall simpler times and small towns where everyone knew their neighbors. Nicknamed "kissing bridges," reasons are varied as to why they were covered perhaps to preserve the truss structure, to prevent oxen from balking when crossing water, or protect travelers during storms.
$24.99
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Igloo Ornament
In the land of winter, snow and ice, Mr. and Mrs. Penguin love to add sparkle and shine to their igloo at Christmastime. The lovely pair hang lights and decorate with lovely ornaments upon the tree to show their holiday spirit and bring light to the dark days of winter.
$27.99