Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
2001 Poppy Field, The Wizard of Oz, Magic
2001 Hallmark Magic Ornaments > Wizard of Oz > 2001 > Ken Crow
QLX7565
A unique ornament - Highlights ones chapter in the spellbinding story of Dorothy and her search for the Wizard of OZ, who could make wishes come true. The Wicked Witch of the West and Nikko, a winged monkey, watch with delight through their magical globe as Dorothy and her friends wend their way through the field of poppies...and become very sleepy.
Light changes automatically and continuously.
When you walk past the ornament or turn it from side to side, Dorothy and her friends seem to appear and disappear.
- Artist
- Ken Crow
- Size
- Not available
- Box Size
- 5.5" H x 3" W x 3.75" D
2001 Poppy Field, The Wizard of Oz, Magic 2001 Hallmark Wizard of Oz Ornament QLX7565 A unique ornament - Highlights ones chapter in the spellbinding story of Dorothy and her search for the Wizard of OZ, who could make wishes come true. The Wicked Witch of the West and Nikko, a winged monkey, watch with delight through their magical globe as Dorothy and her friends wend their way through the field of poppies...and become very sleepy. Light changes automatically and continuously. When you walk past the ornament or turn it from side to side, Dorothy and her friends seem to appear and disappear. Size: 4 1/2" H Plug the ornament into any socket on a standard miniature tree light string. Artist: Ken Crow
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