Tree of Life & Inspirational Ornaments
Ornaments don’t have to be limited to traditional holiday imagery. This collection brings together many of the symbols I return to in my artwork, Tree of Life designs, peace symbols, yin yang imagery, hearts, affirmations and themes of unity, balance and new beginnings.
Some designs are seasonal, while others can be displayed year-round on an ornament stand, in a window, or wherever you like to keep small pieces of meaningful art. The collection below includes a variety of styles, from colorful and uplifting to quieter nature-inspired designs.
Symbols & Themes in the Collection
- Tree of Life: designs inspired by roots, growth, family, connection and new beginnings.
- Peace & unity: symbols and messages centered on harmony and connection.
- Yin yang: artwork inspired by balance and complementary forces.
- Positive messages: encouraging words and affirmations incorporated into decorative designs.
- Yoga & meditation themes: peaceful imagery for people who enjoy reflective or spiritual symbolism.
Product types, materials, personalization options, prices and availability can change, so check each current listing for details.
For more designs with similar symbolism, visit the Tree of Life Shop, Yin Yang Gifts or Peaceful Gifts.
Giving Tree of Life Ornaments as Gifts
Tree of Life ornaments make small, meaningful gifts that are easy to mail or tuck into a card. They can mark a first home, a wedding or anniversary, a new baby in the family, a graduation, or a thank you for a teacher or friend. Some people also like to give an ornament in memory of a loved one, as a gentle way to keep that person close during the holidays and throughout the year.
The collection below includes ceramic and metal ornaments, as well as pewter snowflake styles. If you would like to display an ornament all year, try hanging it in a sunny window, from a small hook on a bookshelf, or on a tabletop ornament stand. The tree of life is named in Genesis and Revelation and is used in many cultures as a symbol of growth, family and connection, so it fits well beyond the Christmas season. You can read more about what it means to me in From Old Roots to New Leaves.
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