Trinity Knot Ornament Trees & Cones The houses earned their name

The houses earned their name in the 1930s because they were painted pastel colors

Popularized by Moore and other writers in the 19th century

the brilliantly plumed male Wood Duck and the less showy female make a distinctive whistling sound

Remember warm memories of wine tasting and celebrating friendship as you hang the Rosé Wine ornament

What better way to show love for your sweet hound than decorating your holiday tree with this delightful ornament

Trinity Knot Ornament Trees & Cones The houses earned their nameThe Trinity Knot has been used by Christians as a sign of the Blessed Trinity; Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Since the 19th century, it is especially found in Celtic art. It is also referred to as a triquetra and recalls the three leafed shamrock which St. Patrick offered as a symbol of the Trinity.