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Arizona Grand Canyon State Est 1912 Acrylic Christmas Ornament

Why the Arizona Grand Canyon State Est 1912 Acrylic Christmas Ornament is a Must-Have
The Arizona Grand Canyon State Est 1912 Acrylic Christmas Ornament is for anyone who has hung a little piece of the desert on a Christmas tree. Arizona became a state in 1912, and that year is printed right on the badge along with the Grand Canyon State nickname. It is a small way to carry home, or a favorite road trip, into the holiday season.
This round acrylic ornament has a mint green and cream striped background with a dark green looping border in the center. Inside the border sits a vintage style badge reading ARIZONA, with a star above the name, a saguaro cactus, rocky mesas, and a bird perched on a log. EST. 1912 and THE GRAND CANYON STATE are printed on either side and below the scene. A red bow with pine sprigs and berries decorates the top of the ornament, and a red ribbon loop is ready for hanging on the tree.
This ornament makes an easy gift for someone who grew up in Arizona, moved away, or just loves the Southwest. It also works as a small gift for a host, a teacher, or a coworker who collects ornaments from different states.
🌵 Why You’ll Love It
- The vintage badge with the saguaro and mesas gives the ornament a clear Arizona look.
- EST. 1912 and THE GRAND CANYON STATE add real state pride to the design.
- The mint and cream stripes feel fresh next to traditional red and green decorations.
- Small red hearts and holly sprigs around the border keep the mood festive.
- The red ribbon loop is attached and ready to hang.
🎀 Features
- Round acrylic ornament with a printed design.
- Mint green and cream striped background.
- Vintage style Arizona badge with a saguaro cactus, mesas, and a perched bird.
- Printed text reading ARIZONA, EST. 1912, and THE GRAND CANYON STATE.
- Red bow, hearts, and holly sprigs with a red ribbon hanging loop.
🎁 Perfect For
- Arizona natives and anyone who misses the state at Christmas.
- Travelers and road trippers who collect ornaments from each state.
- Housewarming, host, and holiday gifts.
- Southwest and desert themed Christmas trees.
FROM: byjasmineart.com





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