These glittering aquatic ornaments are a cute way to stray from traditional Christmas decor. If you're not into toy soldiers, sugar plum fairies, cheesy Santas or prancing reindeer, but you don't want to skip out on the festivities entirely, consider adorning the boughs with merry marine life.
The Charleston Frog ornament wears a shimmering tux and tie... and miraculously found a way to squeeze his webbed ones into a pair of high heeled dancing shoes. Since dancing solo is no where near as fun as partnering up, pick up a female Charleston Frog ornament to complete the collection. She's got a fluffy feather to accessorize her vibrant pink dress and a cheeky attitude to go with it.
Frogive me, but I think these little ornaments are too cute to keep locked up the rest of the year -- they would look fantastic dangling off the edge of a desk lamp in the off season.
Any real collector knows once you stop, you can't stop adding, which is why it's only appropriate to introduce you to the Luscious-Lipped Kissing Fish Ornaments, a beautiful assortment of glitter-coated fish and seahorses and all with a fin full of attitude and blinged out pouts to prove it.
What's Driving This Trend
- Aquatic Christmas Ornaments
- Creating aquatic Christmas ornaments as an alternative to traditional Christmas decorations is a disruptive innovation and can be the next Christmas sensation.
- Glitter-coated Animal Ornaments
- Making fish, seahorse and frog ornaments with a luxurious glitter coating is a creative way for businesses to explore a different kind of decorative item that could disrupt traditional ornament types.
- Animal Ornaments for Year-round Use
- Designing animal ornaments that are too cute to be used only during Christmas can break the traditional norm and provide businesses an opportunity to create decorative items for year-round use.
Who This Affects Most
- Christmas Decoration Industry
- Creating new alternatives to typical Christmas decorations can revolutionize the industry by providing consumers with more diverse options to decorate their home for the holidays.
- Decorative Ornaments Industry
- Producing unique and creative glitter-coated animal ornaments can disrupt the industry by providing consumers with an innovative and never-seen-before holiday decoration.
- Interior Design Industry
- Making animal ornaments that can be displayed throughout the year, not just for Christmas, can create a new category of decorations which can offer greater options for interior designers to enhance overall aesthetics.
