Old World Christmas Clarinet Hand-Blown Glass Music Instrument Ornament

Delight the musician, music enthusiast, or lover of vintage instruments with this clarinet-shaped ornament, crafted from hand-blown glass and hand-painted to capture the classic elegance of the clarinet. Whether you’re building a musical-themed tree or giving a keepsake to a clarinetist, this ornament embodies tradition, artistry, and holiday charm.

Why I Love It

• Artisan heritage — each ornament is blown into carved molds, silvered, hand-painted, and glittered, continuing a glassblowing tradition dating to Lauscha. 

• Musical storytelling built in — the clarinet’s history enriches the piece: evolving from single-reed woodwinds in the 1600s, with Mozart being the first to use it in a symphony. 

• Elegant on your tree — sleek shape and glossy finish let it stand out without overpowering other décor.

• Thoughtful gift — perfect for clarinet players, band directors, or anyone with a love for orchestral instruments.

• Collector’s appeal — fits into Old World Christmas’s commitment to handcrafted, limited-edition glass art. 

Styling & Gift Ideas

• Hang it from a musical-themed tree among notes, mini instruments, or sheet music ribbons.

• Pair with ornaments of other instruments for a “holiday orchestra” set.

• Give it as a graduation, teacher, or recital gift—ideal for band students, music teachers, or ensemble members.

• Use it year-round in a music studio or display case to celebrate a lifetime of music passion.

Details

• Material: Blown glass (mouth-blown molten glass, then silvered, hand-painted, glittered)

• Finish: Hand-painted detail with glitter accents

• Dimensions: 5.5″ (height) × 1.25″ × 1.25″ 

• Packaging: Comes in an Old World Christmas box for safe storage and gifting 

• Origin: Assembled in the USA using globally sourced materials (in line with Old World Christmas’s production standards) 

Care Instructions

• If dust accumulates, gently wipe with a clean, damp cloth

• Store in original box or padded compartment during off-season to protect the paint and glass