Japan and Eastern European countries were mass-producing glass Christmas ornaments to compete with Germany. In 1973, Hallmark introduced a line of “Keepsake” ornaments that gave Christmas ...

Japan and Eastern European countries were mass-producing glass Christmas ornaments to compete with Germany. In 1973, Hallmark introduced a line of “Keepsake” ornaments that gave Christmas ...

Japan and Eastern European countries were mass-producing glass Christmas ornaments to compete with Germany. In 1973, Hallmark introduced a line of “Keepsake” ornaments that gave Christmas ...

Radko is, after all, the man whose name has become synonymous with Christmas ornaments, the creator of thousands of limited edition, brightly painted, hand-blown European glass pieces that are ...

The earliest European Christmas trees were decorated with colorful fruit, sweets and baked goods. Hand-blown glass ornaments soon followed, and their shapes eventually took on Christian symbolism.

Germany is credited with starting the Christmas tree tradition. Back in the 1600s, trees displayed in homes were not decorated with glass ornaments, but rather fruit.

Christmas tree of stories | Collectibles and ornaments for 2024 This year, try something fun with your tree — from glass toffees and gold Medusas, to hand embroidered stars and a polar bear in a ...

On a 15-foot-tall Christmas tree spangled with red ribbon at Roman and Williams’s SoHo boutique, Crowder hung ornaments made from spiky datura seed pods and clusters of pine cones adorned with ...