McIntosh Woodworking
3" Male Skier Christmas Ornament
3" Male Skier Christmas Ornament
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Personalize the border with a skier's favorite mountain slang for a fun rearview mirror charm.
- MALE SKIER CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT - Laser-cut 3-inch wood ornament featuring a man skier in a powerful downhill carving pose with helmet, goggles, and poles - a bold silhouette that captures the energy of a real alpine run.
- TWO-LAYER WOOD CONSTRUCTION - Natural wood top layer laser-cut over your choice of solid color painted or vibrant multi-color printed background; the open skier silhouette lets the background show through for striking visual depth.
- SKI CULTURE SLANG BORDER - The circular border features classic ski terms: Stomp, Bomber, Après, Shreder, Blue Bird, Dust on Crust, French Fries, Park Rat - the authentic vocabulary of ski culture surrounding the carving silhouette.
- CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT AND CAR CHARM IN ONE - Hang it on the tree each holiday season or clip it to a rear-view mirror as a year-round reminder of life on the mountain - a versatile ski gift for male skiers of all levels.
- HANDMADE IN OREGON USA BY A SMALL BUSINESS - Every ornament is precision laser-cut and handcrafted in Oregon, supporting American artisans and small business - a quality keepsake that reflects the care of true handmade craftsmanship.
Built for the skier who charges the mountain, this laser-cut wood ornament captures a male skier in a powerful carving pose - helmet locked, poles driving, fully committed to the turn. The border rings with the language every skier knows: Stomp, Bomber, Après, Shreder, Blue Bird, Dust on Crust, French Fries, Park Rat.
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Whether he’s a park rat hunting kickers, a bomber who owns every groomer, or an après regular who earns every drink, this ornament captures his ski identity. The ski-slang border speaks directly to the culture - no explanation needed for anyone who’s logged real days on the mountain.
A standout Christmas gift, stocking stuffer, or end-of-season keepsake for male skiers, ski instructors, ski dads, and any man who lives for opening day.
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