| The Graphic Spaces HONDURAS "Children of the World Collection" wood bamboo Christmas ornament series features our original art of a boy & girl in their country's native dress. Each country is specially engraved on the front banner along with the series, artist name and date.
Each ornament measures 2-5/8" x 4" and is laser cut from 1/8" natural bamboo. After our sanding and clear coat sealing process, we then neatly tie them with double-faced red satin ribbon for the perfect finishing touch. This set of 2 comes gift packaged in a lovely kraft box with a clear sliding lid. The children are nestled perfectly atop a pile of wood excelsior for an exquisite presentation for your recipient.
Start a tradition to add a country to your tree every year! More beautiful children from around the globe will be added annually to our international ornament series.
All our wood products go through a multi-step process of sanding and clear coat sealing to achieve the super soft, glass-like silk finish. We use only the greenest formulated, eco-friendly finishing system of products to enhance and protect the natural beauty of the wood. The gorgeous satin clear top coat provides a very durable, hand-rubbed, smooth-to-the-touch finish that protects your piece from moisture and ultraviolet exposure as well. Our products are all designed and handmade by our family and we want your family to consider these as heirloom pieces that can be passed down for many generations.
♥ Other countries currently available in this ongoing series include: 1. America 2. Brazil 3. China 4. Ethiopia 5. Honduras 6. India 7. Russia 8. Rwanda 9. Ukraine
Our ornaments are also the perfect gift for a family adopting from one of these countries. The reason I designed these ornaments first in our series is because our adoption agency (America World Adoption, www.awaa.org) has programs in these 8 international countries. It is because hubby and I are in the process of adopting a baby girl from China that I was inspired to create this series for families everywhere that have been called and have so graciously been given the spirit of adoption. |
