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Gift-boxed porcelain ornament measuring three inches with double-sided Vicki Sawyer artwork and attached red ribbon
This Paperproducts Design ornament is a 3-inch diameter porcelain piece decorated on both sides with a Vicki Sawyer design of a Bernese dog skiing. It arrives gift-boxed with an attached red ribbon for hanging, making it a ready-to-display collectible or gift item for dog lovers and seasonal decorators.
This ornament suits buyers who want a single, artist-designed porcelain keepsake rather than mass-produced resin or plastic alternatives. It is not for collectors needing a multi-piece set, larger figurine scale, or ornaments without a hanging ribbon included.
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The porcelain ornament measures 3 inches in diameter, making it suitable for most standard Christmas tree branches.
A red ribbon is permanently attached; the mistake is tying an extra knot that shortens the loop instead of slipping the existing loop directly over the branch.
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