• Size: 3"
• Material: Glass & Glitter

• An Old World Christmas glass ornament

As the holiday season wraps your home in warmth and joy, the Baby Angel Ornament stands as a sweet harbinger of peace and love. This glass tree decoration, from Old World Christmas, brings with it a story as tender as its appearance. The angel, donned in a glistening red dress, is a vision of serenity and hope on your Christmas tree.

This 3-inch tall ornament, delicately crafted from glass, captures the innocence and purity of the festive season. Glassblowers of old would often look to their own lives for inspiration, creating molds that mirrored the angelic faces of their children. The result is this ornament, with a face that may very well reflect the loving gaze of a father toward his daughter, frozen in glass for all to admire.

The angel's dress, a vibrant red sparkling with glitter, seems to echo the heart's deepest wishes for comfort and joy. Her hands are pressed together in a silent prayer, a universal wish for peace and happiness during this sacred time. The glasswork is exquisite, with each fold of the gown and each lock of golden hair rendered with a finesse that speaks of a long tradition of craftsmanship.

Above her serene face, the angel's wings spread wide, shimmering with a dusting of frosty glitter that catches the light and radiates a gentle luminescence. This ornament does more than adorn a branch; it seems to watch over your holiday festivities, a guardian of all the tenderness the season represents.

Nestled amongst the pine needles, the Baby Angel Ornament is a subtle reminder of the love that fills the air at Christmas. It's a keepsake that will be pulled from the ornament box year after year, greeted with smiles and memories of holidays past, a small but significant part of your family's tradition.

Text on Old World hang tag: Angels are thought to be our link to God and heaven. Symbolizing purity, peace, and love, angels are a comforting presence. Glassblowers often created angel ornaments with the sweet, cherubic faces of their own daughters, depicting their vision of a beautiful angel.