Heroes come in all shapes and sizes—even ornaments! Old World Christmas brings the loveable mischief of The Boxtrolls to your holiday décor with this hand-blown glass model of beloved fan favorite Shoe.

This item is expected to ship between November 19 and November 22.

Hand-blown molten glass
Painted and glittered by hand
3-1/8” tall

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Boxtrolls Shoe Ornament

Name: Boxtrolls Shoe Ornament
Brand: Old World Christmas
SKU: BT-HM-272
Price: 25.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Old World Christmas

BASED IN SPOKANE, WA

Old-World Craft Meets Stop-Motion Magic

Old World Christmas has been America’s premiere creator of handcrafted blown glass ornaments since 1979. Each ornament is made using techniques that originated in the 1800's: Molten glass is mouth-blown into finely carved molds, a hot solution of liquid silver is poured inside, then the delicate ornaments are carefully hand painted and glittered to exacting standards.

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