
Cotton Candy Ornament
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Description
- From Old World Christmas
Think back to the laughter and lively music of amusement parks where the air is sweet with the scent of Cotton Candy that fluffy, pink cloud of sugar that tempts taste buds and brings smiles to faces of all ages. This Cotton Candy ornament brings the same burst of joy to your holiday decor.
Shaped and shimmering like a fresh twist of spun sugar on a cone, this glass tree ornament invites fond memories of county fairs and beach boardwalks. At 4.25 inches, this ornament may not be edible, but it’s a feast for the eyes with its sparkling sugary texture and soft pink hue reminiscent of the classic confection.
Originally dubbed Fairy Floss for its ethereal texture, Cotton Candy has been a symbol of celebration, conjuring images of laughter-filled days and easy summer nights. Just like those moments of pure bliss, this ornament adds a playful and sweet touch to your Christmas tree, beckoning the joy of the holidays and the spirit of merriment.
While it won’t leave sticky fingers behind, this Cotton Candy ornament is a nostalgic nod to those treats that made childhood special. It’s a way to savor those fleeting, joyous moments of life preserved in glitter and glass, rather than sugar promising to last season after season.
Let this ornament spin its magic on your tree, not only as a charming decoration but also as a reminder of the simple pleasures that life offers as simple and delightful as a stick of Cotton Candy at your favorite fair.
Text on Old World hang tag: A must-have treat at special events like the circus, fair and festivals, cotton candy is an iconic part of festivals around the world. The first cotton candy machine was invented in 1897 by a dentist and a confectioner who called the sweet treat Fairy Floss!
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