Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
2024 Jack Skellington Snowman Funko Pop!, Disney Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas
2024 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
QXD6864
Celebrate the holiday spirit with this Christmas tree ornament featuring Jack Skellington transformed into an oversized snowman in Christmas Town. Rendered in the distinctive Funko POP! style, this whimsical version of the Pumpkin King brings a spooky twist to the festive season. Fans of Tim Burton's iconic film "The Nightmare Before Christmas" will delight in this unique ornament that merges holiday cheer with the beloved dark fantasy of the movie.
- Artist
- Eddie Hui
- Size
- 3.100" H x 1.934" W x 1.397" L
- Box Size
- 4" H x 3" W x 1.75" D
2024 Jack Skellington Snowman Funko Pop!, Disney Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas 2024 Hallmark Disney Ornament QXD6864 Celebrate the holiday spirit with this Christmas tree ornament featuring Jack Skellington transformed into an oversized snowman in Christmas Town. Rendered in the distinctive Funko POP! style, this whimsical version of the Pumpkin King brings a spooky twist to the festive season. Fans of Tim Burton's iconic film "The Nightmare Before Christmas" will delight in this unique ornament that merges holiday cheer with the beloved dark fantasy of the movie. Artist: Eddie Hui Size: 3.100" H x 1.934" W x 1.397" L This 2024 Hallmark ornament was first available after the 2024 Hallmark Ornament Debut Event on October 12, 2024.
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