A Winnie-the-Pooh glass ornament for anyone who still hears a parent's voice reading the stories aloud. Old World Christmas blows each one into a carved mold, then hand-paints and glitters it, so the bear catches light from every angle of the branch. He belongs on a nursery tree, a storybook tree, a mantel garland, or tied to the top of a wrapped gift where a bow would usually go.
Perfect for: storybook trees, nursery decor, baby shower gifts, godparent gifts, first Christmas keepsakes, and childhood ornament collections.
Winnie-the-Pooh has been a beloved character since the books arrived in 1926, and this keepsake ornament renders him in mouth-blown glass, in a tradition that began in the 1800s. It hangs from a hook on a tree branch, a garland, or a gift ribbon. Parents tend to buy one for a child and quietly keep it themselves.
Group him with a few other storybook characters so one shelf of the tree reads like a small library, then browse more glass Christmas ornaments to fill in around him.
