Christmas - Ornaments

Gnomes are typically found in the garden and this gnome is no different. Always the jester, this gnome wants to bee friends with the pollinators of...

Since the 1590s, this word refers to "an avid reader, " eagerly devouring book after book, a person devoted to studying, from Atticus Finch to Herm...

A spider in a Christmas tree is said to bring good luck. While you may not want to find a live spider, this tarantula ornament will bring as much l...

Ladybugs received their name centuries ago in Europe. When farmers prayed to the Virgin Mary for help against aphids ruining their crops, their pra...

Bees are very industrious, and they must work together to produce honey that insures the hive's survival. Teams of bees build honeycombs, collect n...

Evolving from an egg and ultimately emerging from a chrysalis as a butterfly, the Caterpillar is the middle stage of metamorphosis. Caterpillars re...

The Monarch Butterfly is the best-known butterfly in North America. These gentle and spectacular creatures are known for their long annual migratio...

Buzz! Bees hold the world together. Their cross-pollination keeps crops and wild plants thriving. These hard-workers are the only insect to produce...

A Bee Skep is a coiled straw hive that was used before today's modern hives. Bees are very industrious, and they must work together to produce the ...

Ornament is cut from 1/16" steel which is then oxidized to form a rust patina. Measures about 4.5 x 4"