Piñata Ornament
The Piñata 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 are released they are the just rewards of faith and goodness!
What Sets Old World Christmas Ornaments Apart?
- Hand Crafted: Each glass ornament is blown into finely carved molds.
- A solution of hot liquid silver is added for exceptional color and vibrance.
- Hand Painted: Ornaments are then hand painted and hand glittered for a fine finish.
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Piñata Ornament
Piñata Ornament
The Piñata 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 are released they are the just rewards of faith and goodness!
What Sets Old World Christmas Ornaments Apart?
- Hand Crafted: Each glass ornament is blown into finely carved molds.
- A solution of hot liquid silver is added for exceptional color and vibrance.
- Hand Painted: Ornaments are then hand painted and hand glittered for a fine finish.
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The Piñata 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 are released they are the just rewards of faith and goodness!
What Sets Old World Christmas Ornaments Apart?
- Hand Crafted: Each glass ornament is blown into finely carved molds.
- A solution of hot liquid silver is added for exceptional color and vibrance.
- Hand Painted: Ornaments are then hand painted and hand glittered for a fine finish.
