Your Cornbread's Not Done - Snowpinions Ornament Russ Berrie the name was coined after

the name was coined after strings of tiny electric lights were used to adorn the costumes of the "fairies" in the 1882 London premiere of the Gilbert and Sullivan opera

and incredibly industrious creatures that exemplify determination and collaborative spirit

making it an excellent addition to your seasonal displays or to brighten everyday spaces

Designed in the USA by Ann Dezendorf

Your Cornbread's Not Done - Snowpinions Ornament Russ Berrie the name was coined afterThis charming ornament features a joyful snowman, lovingly sculpted from porcelain bisque, holding a steaming loaf of cornbread. The snowmans wide eyed, enthusiastic expression is enhanced by a cozy gray beanie adorned with a playful pom pom, and a black and white checkered ribbon makes it easy to hang this delightful piece on your Christmas tree or any festive display. Adding a humorous touch, the snowman carries a tag that reads, "Your cornbread's