Philadelphia Christmas Ornament, Liberty Bell History Souvenir Gift, Wood Tree Decoration

The Liberty Bell and Independence Hall With Colonial Rooflines. Wood Keepsake for American History Fans.

Looking for a Philadelphia souvenir that is not another fridge magnet? This Marlowood wooden ornament is built from two laser cut layers of natural wood and UV printed in full color with the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall with colonial Philadelphia architecture engraved in historic detail. About 4 inches across, cord pre-attached, nothing to assemble. The difference shows up in year three. Paper and foam ornaments yellow, curl and crumble; laser cut wood does not. Two stacked layers give this piece dimensional shadow that a flat print cannot fake, and the UV cured color holds its saturation season after season. The cord is knotted at the balance point so the ornament hangs square, the edges are smoothed, and cleaning it takes ten seconds with a dry cloth once a year. The short version: about 4 inches of two layer laser cut natural wood, UV printed in full color, cord already on, no assembly, no wrapping needed, wipes clean with a dry cloth and stores flat. It works on a full size tree, a tabletop tree, a wreath or a garland. It also works outside December, hung on a bookshelf, a rear view mirror, a desk lamp or a corkboard where the trip stays in view all year. Natural buyers are American history lovers, Pennsylvania travelers, and colonial history buffs. It travels well as a gift because it is flat, light and unbreakable in a mailer, which matters when it is headed to another country. Marlowood packs it for safe shipping so it arrives intact and ready to display straight away.

• The Trip Deserves Better Than A Shot Glass This Philadelphia ornament turns a holiday into something the whole family sees again every year when the boxes come down. It lands especially well with American history lovers, Pennsylvania travelers, and colonial history buffs. It arrives boxed and ready to give, so there is no wrapping and no assembly at any point. One dry cloth is the whole cleaning routine, once a year.
• Shadow Is Part Of The Design The gap between the two cut wood layers is what makes the Philadelphia scene sit forward instead of lying flat against the branch. Natural wood grain shows through behind the Philadelphia design, which is exactly why it looks warmer than moulded plastic. Hold it up to a window and the cut lines read as clean silhouette rather than a fuzzy printed edge. A dry cloth is the whole cleaning routine, once a year when it comes out of the decorations box.
• What Is Actually On It The design shows the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall with colonial Philadelphia architecture engraved in historic detail. Someone who has been there will name every element without being told. Natural wood grain runs behind the artwork and warms the whole palette in a way white plastic never does. Detail stays crisp at arm's length, which matters because this is an ornament people pick up and look at.
• Easy To Post Overseas Flat, light and hard to break, the Philadelphia ornament drops into a padded envelope without special packing or a fragile sticker. A Philadelphia piece suits Christmas, a housewarming, a graduation, a retirement send off or a wedding shower for a couple who honeymooned there. Parents buy it for a child who has just come back from a school exchange or a first flight. It ships boxed and gift ready, which matters when it is going into a parcel headed overseas.
• The One They Look For Every Year Families develop favorites. A Philadelphia piece tied to a real trip becomes one of them fast. Trees fill up with generic filler, and one piece that actually fits the person is worth more than five that do not. No wrapping required. It ships boxed and ready to give.