• Size: 4x2.75x1"
• Material: Glass & Glitter

• An Old World Christmas glass ornament

Ready, aim, decorate! The Squirt Gun Ornament from Old World Christmas brings a splash of summer fun to your festive trimmings. This 4-inch glass ornament is a vibrant celebration of those endless summer days, water battles in the backyard, and the simple joys of childhood.

Crafted with bright neon colors, this ornament boasts a classic design that will transport you back to the days of water fights and laughter. The vivid neon yellow, shiny orange, and green hues of the ornament capture the iconic look of a classic squirt gun, sparkling with playful energy on your Christmas tree.

As you hang this piece among the twinkling lights and evergreen branches, you're not just adding a pop of color; you're commemorating those carefree summer moments. It's a cheerful reminder of warm days spent under the sun, strategizing with friends on the best way to dodge a water stream or seeking out the nearest hose for a quick refill.

This squirt gun is a tribute to the joys of being young and the laughter shared with friends. It's perfect for those who reminisce about their childhood antics or want to capture the spirit of summer fun in the winter months. Add a shot of fun to your holiday decor with this delightful squirt gun ornament, and let the memories of summer's past play out in vibrant color against the backdrop of your Christmas celebration.

Squirt guns conjure up images of sunny summer days and water fights with friends, and this glass squirt gun ornament does not disappoint! It has that retro look with bright neon yellow, orange and green colors that is so iconic! Were you the one who first ran out of ammo and jumped for the hose? Hang this on your tree to remember fun times being a kid during Summer vacation.

Text on Old World hang tag: In 1896, the USA Liquid Pistol (a cast iron gun) was patented & originally marketed as protection against vicious dogs. It wasn't until the 1980s that the larger style plastic water gun was created by a spacecraft engineer on the Galileo Jupiter mission. Today, we all love a family water battle in the backyard!