Glass Ornaments- Louisiana Themed
Our Louisiana-themed hand blown glass ornaments are perfect for:
• Adding coastal charm to your Christmas tree
• Gifting to Gulf Coast enthusiasts, visitors and local family & friends
• Collecting ornaments that reflect Louisiana culture
• Celebrating the flavors and traditions of the region year-round
Oysters:
Celebrate a true Gulf Coast delicacy with this handblown glass Louisiana oyster ornament. Whether raw, charbroiled, or stirred into a rich gumbo, oysters are a cherished part of our culinary and cultural identity — and now, a beautiful addition to your holiday decor. Handblown glass 3¼″ tall
Streetcar:
Celebrate one of New Orleans’ most enduring symbols with this handblown glass streetcar ornament. Since the first car rolled on April 23, 1831, these clanking and clicking streetcars have carried locals and tourists alike through the heart of the Crescent City, making them a beloved part of its history and charm. Handblown glass 4¾″ tall
Great Blue Heron:
Whether flying majestically overhead or standing motionless at the water's edge, the dignified Great Blue Heron embodies grace and elegance. Widespread and familiar (though often called 'crane'), the Great Blue Heron is the largest heron in North America. Highly adaptable, it thrives around all kinds of waters from desert rivers to subtropical mangrove swamps and can often be seen standing silently along inland rivers or lakeshores of Louisiana, or flying high overhead, with slow wingbeats, its head hunched back onto its shoulders. 5 X 2 X 1.25
Opossum:
Found across the SouthEast, Louisiana residents are generally familiar with this neighborhood ally! Opossum will live in any timbered area, agricultural area,marshes and residential neighborhoods. Whether rural, residential or in the wilderness, opossums are a benefit to any area they inhabit. Their diet includes all types of bugs and insects and the opossum helps keep our neighborhoods clean and free of unwanted garden pests and rodents. Measures 1.5 X 2 X 4.25
Sea Turtle
years, sea turtles have essentially remained unchanged. They survived beyond the extinction of the dinosaurs and are still present in the world's oceans today. All sea turtles are on the endangered or threatened species lists.