Santas Favorite IT Guy Christmas Ornament, Funny Tech Gift, Ceramic Hanging Tree Decoration
A Christmas tree built from circuit boards. Glazed ceramic keepsake for IT technicians, sysadmins and help desk staff.
The Santas Favorite IT Guy ornament is a round ceramic disc, about 2.9 inches across, made with IT technicians, sysadmins and help desk staff in mind.
The wording printed on the face reads: "Santa's favorite IT guy."
- WHAT IS ON IT - A Christmas tree built from circuit boards, memory sticks and processors, strung with glowing bulbs and topped by a gold star holding a microchip, on a blue ground traced with glowing circuit lines, printed edge to edge on the glazed face.
- THE WORDING - The face reads "Santa's favorite IT guy." so the message is part of the ornament, not a tag that gets thrown away with the wrapping.
- GLAZED CERAMIC, NOT PAPER - Fired ceramic with a glossy glaze, printed on both faces, smoothed edges, and a dry cloth is all the cleaning it needs. It will not fade, curl or go brittle in the storage box.
- WHO IT IS FOR - Made with IT technicians, sysadmins and help desk staff in mind. Good for an office Secret Santa, a thank you from the team whose laptops he keeps alive, or a birthday.
- READY TO GIVE - About 2.9 inches across with the gold cord already tied on. It ships boxed, so it can be handed over as it is, hung on the tree, or tied to a gift instead of a bow.
Fired ceramic with a high-gloss glaze: the artwork sits under a smooth, wipe-clean surface, the edges are finished before firing, and both faces carry the design so it reads whichever way it turns on the branch.
About 2.9 inches across, light enough for the thin outer branches, and the gold hanging cord is knotted on before it ships.
It suits IT technicians, sysadmins and help desk staff, and it works for an office Secret Santa, a thank you from the team whose laptops he keeps alive, or a birthday. It also hangs well on a wreath, a garland, a doorknob, a gift bag handle or a rear-view mirror.
The depth and shine you see are printed artwork on a smooth glazed ceramic disc - the surface is flat to the touch.