Santa Hatted Ball Rests Between Two Crossed Rackets Amid Holly And Snow. Great Gift For Tennis Fans And Coaches.

Tennis Crossed Rackets Wood Christmas Ornament

$19.95
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Santa Hatted Ball Rests Between Two Crossed Rackets Amid Holly And Snow. Great Gift For Tennis Fans And Coaches.

Tennis Crossed Rackets Wood Christmas Ornament

$19.95

Santa Hatted Ball Rests Between Two Crossed Rackets Amid Holly And Snow. Great Gift For Tennis Fans And Coaches.

This Tennis Crossed Rackets wooden Christmas ornament from Marlowood was made for someone specific rather than for everyone. Two laser cut wood layers are stacked to build real relief, and the UV printed face carries two crossed tennis rackets with a yellow tennis ball wearing a red santa hat between them, green holly leaves with red berries and white snowflakes on both sides, cream banner at top reading "serving" "it" "twice", a green ribbon reading "gonna find out who's" above "game or set". It runs about 4 inches and hangs straight out of the box. Natural wood was chosen on purpose. It carries warmth and grain that moulded plastic cannot imitate, it survives decades of boxing and unboxing, and it takes UV printed colour beautifully without the print sitting on top like a sticker. The dual layer laser cut construction adds physical depth, so the design holds up under close inspection and still reads clearly from a few steps back. It hangs on a tree, a wreath, a garland or a hook with equal ease. What you get: a natural wood ornament about 4 inches across, built from two laser cut layers stacked for shadow and depth, UV printed edge to edge in full colour, with the hanging cord already knotted on. Cleaning is a dry cloth, storage is flat, and there is nothing to put together. Buyers often pick up two: one for their own tree and one for the person who shares the same obsession, because the joke works better as a matched pair. It suits gift for tennis players, coaches, and fans who enjoy pun-based holiday humor and sports themed decor. As a gift it covers Christmas, a housewarming, a graduation, a retirement send off or a birthday, and it works just as well tied to the outside of a parcel as a gift tag. Marlowood ships it boxed and gift ready, so it can go straight under the tree or into a care package without a trip to the wrapping drawer.

  • The Tree Tells The Family Story Families keep who they are in the ornaments they hang. This Tennis Crossed Rackets piece puts that story where guests can see it. It was made for gift for tennis players, coaches, and fans who enjoy pun-based holiday humor and sports themed decor. It weighs almost nothing, so a thin outer branch holds it level instead of drooping. It stores flat between seasons and comes back out looking the way it did the first December.
  • Depth You Can See From Across The Room The stacked wood construction lifts the Tennis Crossed Rackets design off its backing, so it reads as a carved object rather than a picture. It is light enough for a thin outer branch and rigid enough that the Tennis Crossed Rackets panel will not warp in storage. Set it beside a moulded plastic ornament and the difference in surface is obvious within a second. It hangs level rather than tipping forward, and it stores flat between seasons.
  • More Than One Detail Rather than a single icon, the piece carries two crossed tennis rackets with a yellow tennis ball wearing a red santa hat between them, green holly leaves with red berries and white snowflakes on both sides, cream banner at top reading "serving" "it" "twice", a green ribbon reading "gonna find out who's" above "game or set". The details are chosen so the theme is recognisable at a glance, not just from the lettering.
  • Sized For A Real Tree Roughly 4 inches is big enough that the Tennis Crossed Rackets scene reads properly, small enough that it does not crowd whatever hangs beside it. Buyers use the Tennis Crossed Rackets design for stocking stuffers, teacher gifts, host gifts and office exchanges. Buyers who collect one meaningful ornament a year tend to hang them together on a single branch. The cord is knotted at the balance point, so it hangs square instead of twisting to one side.
  • Builds A Collection Worth Keeping Every year the tree fills with pieces that mean something, and this Tennis Crossed Rackets ornament earns its spot. 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.

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