• Size: 3x2.75x2.75"
• Material: Glass & Glitter

• From Old World Christmas

Settle into the season with the serene beauty of the Bird In Nest Ornament from Old World Christmas. This 3-inch glass ornament brings a slice of nature's wonder to your festive fir, featuring a mother bird, reminiscent of the Western Bluebird, who's finally at rest after her diligent day of nest-building.

Decked out in a vibrant blue that's true to her species, this momma bird looks out proudly from her golden-brown nest. She's surrounded by a patchwork of carefully selected twigs and bright green leaves, accented with delicate white flowers that have just a hint of glitter to catch the light.

The craftsmanship of this ornament reflects a quaint picture, from the texture of the nest to the gloss on each of the bird's feathers. It's an homage to the quiet moments in nature, the careful preparations of birds across the world as they create safe havens for their young.

Hanging this ornament on your tree gives the room a touch of natural beauty and a reminder of the tireless work of mother nature. It's perfect for anyone who enjoys bird watching or simply wants to add a touch of the outdoors to their indoor holiday décor.

As this bird cozies up in her nest, you can't help but feel a connection to the quiet peace of winter—nature at rest, waiting for the warmth of spring. Why not bring a bit of that tranquil beauty inside and give this Bird In Nest ornament the perfect perch on your Christmas tree.

With bright blue colors like the Western Bluebird, this momma bird has settled in after a long day of gathering twigs and flowers to build her nest. She can relax now that she has a safe place to lay her eggs and take shelter from the elements. All she needs now if a tree! Give your Christmas tree a touch of realism by providing a home for this wonderful Bird in Nest ornament to nest in.

Text on Old World hang tag: There’s no place like home. This blue bird has made a cozy nest to wait out the winter days. A bird’s nest will shelter the bird from storms and provide breathtaking views of the winter wonderland and spring’s arrival. The nest may even become home to the next generation of the bird family.