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The Pi~nata is associated with Mexican fiestas and fun. It also has a Christian meaning. The candies inside the colorful paper figure are temptations, the blindfolded person stands for blind unwavering faith, and the stick symbolizes goodness. When the candies...
Firefighting is a job which requires bravery, strength, quick thinking and a wide range of skills. Men and women serve their community as first responders and run toward an emergency to help others. Firefighters are heroes who are to be...
Farm fresh eggs are said to taste better and be healthier than store-bought eggs. Chickens from the farm are fed higher quality food than factory chickens, making the yolk richer and shell thicker. Happier chickens lay better eggs. Dimensions: 1.25 X...
Packed full of essentials for a day at the beach, the beach bag is a functional and fashionable part of every trip to the beach. Load up a towel, sunglasses, sunscreen and beach toys and you're set for a day...
On a hot summer day, the sun can shine so brightly that people feel as though they will melt. Nothing can cool and refresh a sun bather better than a red, white and blue iced pop. This iconic treat delights...
Dogs selflessly give humans their unconditional love and loyalty. Throughout history, dogs have been faithful friends and workmates, even giving their lives to protect or rescue their owners. No wonder dogs are considered man's best friend. Show love for your...
Sushi was originally a Japanese method of preserving fish by combining it with rice and vinegar. Today, sushi has evolved into a popular culinary art. Though this beautifully handcrafted glass ornament is nonedible, it whimsically represents the healthy and delicious...
Mango trees are a symbol of love and happiness with magical power to grant wishes. In India, a basket of mangos gestures friendship. Mangos are a delicious fruit when ripe but are bitterly sour if picked too early. The mango...
Whether sweet or dill, pickles are one of America's favorite snacks, condiments, and accompaniments. The pickle's tangy flavors can be savored when eaten fresh from the jar, as relish on a hot dog, or as chips on a cheeseburger or...
Swimming the icy waters of the Arctic Sea, narwhals are known for the long, thin tusk adorning their heads. The seemingly useless tusk is not used for hunting or fighting. Long ago narwhal sightings reinforced the belief of unicorns. Imagine...
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!...
The Pacific Blue Tang fish is a popular marine aquarium fish and is often recognized for being featured in an animated children s movie. It can be found swimming throughout the Indo-Pacific living in pairs, or in small groups. So,...
Dogs selflessly give humans their unconditional love and loyalty. Throughout history, dogs have been faithful friends and workmates, even giving their lives to protect or rescue their owners. No wonder dogs are considered man’s best friend. 4 X 2 X...
Many years ago, Chinese emperors kept rare animals within their palace gardens, and the most treasured were the pandas. The Chinese poet Bai Joyo wrote that the panda had magical powers which could ward off evil spirits and natural disasters,...
Welsh Corgis are one of the oldest breeds of dog, and have long been used for herding. Loyal, fun-loving, confident and intelligent, they are easily trained, making them great family pets. Welsh folklore says the Corgi was a gift from...
Frogs have long denoted good luck in business. Since a frog only travels forward, he is always progressing and as such he represents a prosperous future. So a frog ornament is often given as a gift at graduations, weddings, or...
The Star of David, known in Hebrew as the Shield of David, is generally recognized as a symbol of modern Judaism. The symbol was also used in Christian churches as a decorative motif many centuries before its first known use...
The shamrock is a symbol of the cross and the holy trinity. It has also long been a symbol of Ireland and is said to be used by St. Patrick in his teaching. By showing how the three separate leaves...
The legend of Santa Claus is derived from the European figure St. Nicholas and American writers who wrote children s poems in the 19th century. Santa Claus became the jolly man clad in red the folk hero all children dream...
Ring! Ring! Smartphones have changed our lives, culture and connectivity. While phones and technology come and go, one thing is certain to never change, the magic of Christmas and desire to be with loved ones. You may find yourself singing,...
A blended coffee is the perfect combination where a bitter coffee meets sweet, rich milk, ice and whipped cream to create a most delicious treat. Typically made with espresso, coffee lovers will travel out of their way and wait in...
The Grandfather Clock stands regally in the hall counting off the minutes and hours every day. It is prominently featured in nursery rhymes and fairy tales alike. In Dickens A Christmas Carol, Scrooge listens for his clock to chime and...
When the game of golf began, golfers carried their clubs in a bundle as they walked the course. The backs of golfers thank advances in technology for the invention of golf bags and golf carts. Golf carts allow the sport...
Birds are symbols of happiness and joy, so they are regarded as a necessity on the Christmas tree. Glassblowers often kept wild birds during the winter months since the sound of the gas flame in the workshop prompted the birds...
One of the most common sights at the breakfast table is a bowl of cereal. Cereal gained popularity in the 19th century as Americans were encouraged to eat a balanced diet that included more grains and less meat. 2.75 X...
Are aliens watching us just like Santa Claus does? Our alien friend has observed Christmas on Earth and has adorned its UFO for the holiday season. Generations of humans have been curious about who and what lives among the stars...
The Electric Guitar was developed in the 1930's and firmly established the following decade with Gibson, Fender and Les Paul all offering their own models. Working to eliminate feedback with a solid wooden body, the sound was amplified electrically. In...
Anglers young and old take to the waters to bring home crappie, one of the most desirable tasting fish in North America. Avid fishers will use tried and true methods to reel in a crappie; many fishing tales include using...
Maple syrup is poured over pancakes, waffles, and oatmeal to make a delicious breakfast meal. Maple syrup is made in the late winter and early spring days when maple trees are tapped for their sweet sap. The sap is cooked...
Canoes were developed by the Native Peoples of North America. The name comes from the word kenu meaning dugout. The most well-known version is made of wooden ribs covered with birch bark ideal for travelling streams, rivers and lakes. Today...
Side-by-side ATVs have become an incredibly popular vehicle to explore the outdoors and get off the road. There is a huge appeal in comfortably seating 2-6 people in the vehicle while also providing the extra safety of a roll bar...
When the snow flies it's time to hit the slopes. Snowboarding was invented by a father in the 1960s who fixed two skis together as a gift for his daughter, calling the invention asnurfer. The invention was quickly licensed and...
