McIntosh Woodworking
3" Male Batter Icons Ornament
3" Male Batter Icons Ornament
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Wrapped in cricket-kit border graphics, framed by a customizable text ring of pitch slang.
- MALE CRICKET BATTER ORNAMENT WITH ICONS - Laser-cut 3-inch wood ornament features a male cricket batter in a full swing pose plus cricket sport icons around the inner ring - helmet, bat, wickets, ball, and gloves - for a detail-rich cricket design.
- TWO-LAYER WOOD WITH SPORT ICON RING - Natural wood top layer over your choice of painted or printed back layer; the open batter silhouette lets the background show through while laser-cut cricket icons fill the inner ring with sport-specific detail.
- CRICKET SLANG BORDER AND ICON RING - Outer ring features authentic cricket terms: Carry the Bat, Blockhole, Chin Music, Slog, Gun, Skittled, Yorker, Daisy Cutter, Dolly; inner ring holds five laser-cut cricket equipment icons.
- CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT AND CAR CHARM IN ONE - Hang it on the tree for the holidays or clip to the rear-view mirror as a year-round cricket tribute; a meaningful gift for male cricketers, coaches, fans, and cricket families.
- HANDCRAFTED IN OREGON BY A SMALL BUSINESS - Laser-cut with precision in Oregon, USA; a thoughtful cricket gift for Christmas, end-of-season banquets, club events, team celebrations, or birthdays.
Every detail of the game in one ornament - this handcrafted male cricket batter ornament combines a powerful full-swing silhouette with sport-specific icons and an authentic cricket slang border. A gift built for the cricketer who knows the game and loves its language.
Features:
This male cricket batter ornament with icons brings together the slang border and sport-specific detail work that serious cricket fans will immediately recognize. The layered wood construction and precision laser-cut icons make it a standout piece for anyone who has spent time on the pitch or in the stands.
A great gift for Christmas, end-of-season celebrations, cricket club events, team banquets, or any occasion worth honoring the cricketer who lives and breathes the sport.
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