Salute to Service Capiz Ornament
Salute to Service Capiz Ornament
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Honoring the men and women that are serving our country takes on a special meaning during the holidays. Hung from your tree, each handmade ornament is made of recycled capiz shells, and sparkles brilliantly with an American flag design on the opposite side!
The shells used for our capiz ornaments are upcycled from the food industry. Once the edible oysters are removed, their shells are cleaned and repurposed into items like these unique ornaments, helping eliminate waste while creating a beautiful alternative to glass.
- Capiz shell, plastic, & metal cap
- Designed exclusively for GreaterGood Network
- Military branch on font side only
- 4.25" diameter x 0.75" D (10.8 x 2 cm)
- Handmade in & fairly traded from the Philippines
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I purchased two ornaments for each service for the holiday tree in the SICU of a VA hospital. They were so well received that an ICU nurse purchased at least as many more. Each ornament is substantial and appears to be well made. I suspect that they will be used for years to come to brighten the unit and honor our Veterans.
That is a wonderful story, Marcia! We are proud that our ornaments are honoring Veterans. Thank you!
I bought this for a friend whose husband, who was in the Air Force, passed away earlier this year. I hope that she will like it as much as I do.
My sister in law is going to love this ornament-the only way it could've been better would've been to use the Coast Guard colors instead of the orange!