• Size: 5x3x1.5"
• Material: Glass

• From Old World Christmas

This Pilgrim Thanksgiving Ornament is a glass-rendered homage to the historic autumn feast that symbolizes gratitude and unity. At 5 inches, the ornament is a colorful portrayal of a Pilgrim couple, each figure brimming with the bounty of the harvest they're bringing to the communal table.

Thanksgiving, a time when we gather to appreciate the plentiful harvest of the past year, finds its roots in the 1621 feast shared by the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag Nation. This ornament captures the spirit of that first Thanksgiving, with the pilgrim man proudly holding a cornucopia of freshly harvested corn and the pilgrim woman in her polka dot dress presenting a freshly baked dish.

It's not just about the food but the sentiment behind it — generosity, goodwill, and the sharing of resources. This couple, with their pumpkins and turkey, is ready to contribute to a feast that is remembered as a moment of peaceful coexistence and shared appreciation between two different cultures. Let this ornament be a reflection of the shared harvest and unity that the holiday represents.

Whether it's hanging from your Thanksgiving centerpiece or your Christmas tree, this Pilgrim ornament serves as a yearly reminder to give thanks and be good to one another, transcending differences in culture, race, or beliefs.Keep it for your family as a token of the season's richness. It's a way to celebrate not just the history but also the values that are as important now as they were back then.

Text on Old World hang tag: Thanksgiving celebrates the autumn feast between the Pilgrims and Wampanoag Nation in . The generosity shown by the natives reminds us to give thanks and be good to one another, regardless of culture, race, or beliefs.