CHRISTMAS DECOR

Horns are an important part of an old-fashioned Christmas. According to legend, loud noises frightened evil spirits away during the cold winter solstice, so festivals with noisemaking were popular. In the 19th century, bands of horn-players paraded through streets banishing all sorrow and welcoming...

With their brightly colored plumage, engaging behavior, and ability to talk, Parrots are one of nature’s most beautiful and fascinating creatures. In the wild, they are found in lowland tropical forests and are strong fliers who feed on fruits, seeds, nuts, and berries.

Let the Tropical Coconut Drink ornament transport you to a beach, soaking up the warm sun, celebrating Christmas with your toes in the sand. Garnished with an umbrella, slice of pineapple and a flower, a cold coconut drink can be incredibly refreshing!

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Who invented the tale of Rudolph? When did Santas sleigh first fly? Cherish memories of gathering with friends and family for the fast-paced game of Trivial Pursuit. Test your knowledge while sharing laughter and learning.

The Trinity Knot has been used by Christians as a sign of the Blessed Trinity; Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Since the 19th century, it is especially found in Celtic art. It is also referred to as a triquetra and recalls the three leafed...

The Trinity Cross blends several significant Irish symbols. Celtic Knots are believed to represent the intricacy of God's creation and an individual's journey through life. The shamrock is a symbol of the Holy Trinity and the enclosing circle symbolizes eternity.

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!

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...

Trick or Treat? This kitty is the most perfect treat during the Halloween season. This boo-tiful kitten is the perfect way to celebrate the spooky season.

The triceratops roamed what is now North America millions of years ago. The term "triceratops" means "three-horned face," making it one of the most recognizable dinosaurs. The modern rhinoceros has striking similarities to the triceratops; both have a large bony frill, three horns and...

Travel trailers are more and more popular. Since they are towed behind a vehicle, they provide a "home away from home" that is comfortable and safe, no matter where the road leads. This whimsical glass ornament makes a great gift for any travel trailer...

The steam locomotive symbolizes the many journeys we've taken, whether in real life or emotionally as we grow and mature. The train is a symbol of adventure and discovering new places. The journey is as important as the destination. All aboard!

Kids of all ages love to dream about space travel, visiting far away galaxies and undiscovered planets. Countdown to adventure with this nostalgic rocket, recalling your own childhood dreams or inspiring the next generation of astronauts.

As American as apple pie, a toy dump truck is an iconic part of childhood. Moving heaps of marbles, rocks and dirt has entertained many children and inspired imaginations for dozens of years. Celebrate and cherish those childhood memories with the Toy Dump Truck...

Totem Poles are made by the Native Americans of the Pacific Northwest. Carved from giant trees, each is a beautiful piece of artwork and tells a story. Consisting of animal "totems," or symbols, standing upon each other, the poles also tell of the tribe's...

In the story "The Tortoise and the Hare," turtles show us that slow and steady wins the race. Since turtles carry their homes on their backs, they are at home anywhere! When threatened, turtles can withdraw into their shells to protect themselves. Turtle ornaments...