Three exquisite gold trees are visited by stunning red cardinals, to create the most elegant seasonal moment. Elevate your celebrations with Golden Boughs.

We love snow globes for their ability to encapsulate beautiful moments in time, and perhaps none does so as poignantly as this holiday scene. Evoking the smell of pine trees and the sound of softly falling snow, the Red Truck snow globe is the perfect dose of Christmas nostalgia—even after all the snow has melted.

Donald. Louisville, KY. Wed Dec 17 2025

The snap of a twig underfoot alerts the deer to your presence. You still your heart and watch as steam rises from the doe's breath. Eyes meet. A quiet moment shared in perfect stillness. The fawn resumes drinking from the stream, relaxed and refreshed. Venture now as they do, back into the day, senses heightened and aware.

Beautiful. Anonymous. Thu Dec 26 2024

Reserve a prized spot on your mantle for this lit seasonal scene. A snowman and his reindeer friend stand inside a snow-detailed glass encasement, welcoming one and all to the North Pole. With its clever cone shape, we love how this piece looks on its own, or tucked alongside Christmas tree figurines.

It a keepsake for Christmases to come. Really can’t go wrong with Lennox, it’s timeless. Cute North Pole sign with cardinal sitting on top next to a very cute snowman and fawn. The lighting is simple yet perfect.. Lenannette. Meridian, ID. Wed Dec 03 2025

Posed in top-notch form, our skiers conjure the feeling of the crisp, cold wind of the mountain slopes. They wear the ski uniform of a former time, evoking the dual nature of winter: the comforting warmth of the season's nostalgia and the vibrant cold of the season's thrills.

The cardinal is often referred to in folklore as connected with the number 12. It can be seen during twelve months of the year, and it's eggs hatch in twelve days. Stories say that if a cardinal flies into your life, good luck will follow within twelve days, twelve weeks, twelve months or at twelve noon or midnight .. or maybe the twelve days of Christmas?.