Old World Christmas

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...

This Old World Christmas Glass Blown Michigan State Pennant Ornament is a great gift for anyone who loves their college, or for you to decorate your own tree with!Hand crafted in an age-old tradition...

This Old World Christmas Glass Blown Chocolate Labrador Ornament is a great gift for anyone who loves dogs, or for you to decorate your own tree with! Hand crafted in an age-old tradition using...

This Old World Christmas Glass Blown Large Red Cardinal Ornament is a great gift for anyone who loves birds, or for you to decorate your own tree with! Hand crafted in an age-old tradition using...

This Old World Christmas Glass Blown Football Ornament is a great gift for anyone who loves this great sport, or for you to decorate your own tree with! Hand crafted in an age-old tradition using...

This Old World Christmas Glass Blown Semi Truck Ornament is a great gift for anyone who loves trucks, or for you to decorate your own tree with! Hand crafted in an age-old tradition using...

Rev up your holiday spirit and enjoy this motorcycle ornament from Old World Christmas!Key Product FeaturesHand crafted in age-old tradition with techniques that originated in the...

The Pinata is associated with Mexican fiestas and fun. It also has a Christian meaning. The candies inside the colorful paper figure are temptations, the blindfolded person stands for blind...

This Old World Christmas Glass Blown Volleyball Ornament is a great gift for anyone who loves volleyball, or for you to decorate your own tree with! Hand crafted in an age-old tradition using...

Add this little star ornament to your tree this holiday season! Key Product FeaturesHandcrafted using timeless techniques developed in the 1800s by skilled glass craftsmen.This ornament is...

Old World Christmas Western Goldfinch Glass Blown Ornament

The pea can be traced all the way back to 4800 BC in Egypt. Thomas Jefferson introduced English peas to the United States and grew them on his estate. The Peapod protects the delicate peas inside and...