• Size: 2.25x4x1.5"
• Material: Glass & Glitter

• From Old World Christmas

There's no place like home, unless you have a motorhome, then every place can become your home! All the conveniences of a house on the go with all of the ruckus of a family road trip, a motor home has long been a vacationer's delight. Glitter details accent this cute little RV, including the lights, doors, windows and the yellow panel design along the sides. Just like days past of holiday traveling, drive this classic motorhome ornament right up and park it in your Christmas tree!

Hit the road and head straight for holiday fun with this Classic Motorhome Ornament! For those who know that adventure isn’t just a destination but a way of life, this glass recreation brings a bit of that roaming spirit to your festive fir.

The artistry on this 2.25-inch ornament turns a classic traveler’s companion into a dazzling spectacle. With glittering details highlighting its retro charm, it evokes the golden era of family vacations. The intricate design shines a spotlight on each window pane, door, and the snazzy yellow stripes, bringing to life the thrill of waking up to a new scene outside your portable home every day.

Whether you’re a seasoned road warrior or just love the idea of an open-ended journey, this motorhome is a call to the wild, whimsical roads winding through the hills of your imagination. It's not just about where you've been, but all the places you dream of exploring. Perhaps you've basked under the stars at a secluded campsite or shared laughter with loved ones as the miles flew by.

This little gem is your miniature monument to those treasured memories. Let this ornament cruise into your collection and take prime parking space on your tree. Remind yourself that home is wherever you choose to park it, especially during the most wonderful time of the year!

Text on Old World hang tag: The first motorhome was built by Raymond Frank so that he could take his family on vacation to the Midwest and Florida. His invention caught the eye of other travelers who soon requested that Frank build more. Suddenly an industry was born and people had a new way to travel with the comforts of home.