A strawberry glass ornament is a burst of summer red on a winter tree, and it turns out the fruit has carried meaning at the table for centuries. Strawberries were served at medieval feasts and carved into church stonework as a sign of goodness, which is a lot of history for one small berry. Hang it on a garden tree or a kitchen garland.
Perfect for: gardeners, foodie trees, hostess gifts, spring birthdays, ornament exchanges, and stocking stuffers.
It is mouth-blown glass, shaped in a carved mold, then hand-painted and glittered in the tradition Old World Christmas has kept since the 1800s. It hangs from a standard hook or a length of green ribbon, and it displays year round in a bowl on the kitchen counter.
Pair it with other fruit and garden shapes, or keep browsing our glass Christmas ornaments for the cook in the family. It suits a first apartment tree just as well.
