Old World Christmas (7)

Since ancient times, owls have been popular symbols of wisdom because they look so thoughtful and serious. Since they can see in the dark, they represent seeing through the darkness of ignorance. This owl's bright, colorful plumage celebrates the holiday

Black-capped Chickadees usually travel in groups and are cheery and sociable birds who are fearless taking on a larger bird when threatened. The Cherokee Indians considered it the bird of truth and the bringer of news. In fact, many consider its mating so

Road Bike Ornament

Gardens sustain us with their delicious bounty of fruits, herbs and vegetables. They heal us with medicinal plants and inspire us by providing beautiful flowers. Honor your favorite gardener with this beautiful glass Garden Trowel ornament.

Horse In Stall Ornament

Long ago, when toys were scarce and neighbors could be miles away, children looked forward to snowfalls with great anticipation. This wonderful gift from heaven afforded them the opportunity to create a new companion their very own snowman!

The Bumblebee has four lightening fast wings that flap over 200 times per second making quick work of pollinating our plants. This furry little creature is the larger cousin to the honeybee, and a cherished addition to any garden. Buzz! Buzz!