McIntosh Woodworking
3" Canyonlands National Park Ornament / Car Charm - USA Made
3" Canyonlands National Park Ornament / Car Charm - USA Made
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Laser-cut 3" wood ornament featuring Canyonlands' Island in the Sky and Colorado River — car charm, USA made.
- TWO-LAYER ARTISAN DESIGN – Natural laser-cut birchwood top layer with bold CANYONLANDS lettering, mesa and spire silhouettes, and engraved ring (ISLAND IN THE SKY · 38.2°N 109.93°W · COLORADO RIVER · RED ROCK · THE MAZE · WHITE RIM TRAIL) over a full-color canyon scene
- FULL-COLOR UTAH CANYON SCENE – Bottom layer features sweeping mauve-pink canyon buttes and layered red rock mesa terrain — the vast and remote landscape of Utah’s largest national park
- DUAL USE – Hangs beautifully as a Christmas tree ornament with included gold cord; also sized perfectly as a rear-view mirror car charm — carry the spirit of Canyonlands wherever you go
- MEANINGFUL UTAH GIFT – A standout keepsake for Canyonlands visitors, Colorado River paddlers, White Rim Trail mountain bikers, and national park collectors; a memorable holiday gift or travel souvenir
- HANDCRAFTED IN OREGON, USA – 3-inch diameter, precision laser-cut natural birchwood with full-color printed accent layer; a lasting, high-quality souvenir of Utah’s most expansive canyon national park
Explore Utah’s vast canyon wilderness with this Canyonlands National Park Christmas ornament. This 3-inch two-layer ornament is crafted from natural birchwood with laser-cut precision. The top layer features bold cut-out "CANYONLANDS" lettering with dramatic mesa and spire silhouettes, framed by an outer ring engraved with ISLAND IN THE SKY · 38.2°N 109.93°W · COLORADO RIVER · RED ROCK · THE MAZE · WHITE RIM TRAIL. The full-color printed bottom layer reveals sweeping mauve-pink canyon buttes and layered red rock mesa terrain, visible through the wood cutouts. Hang it from your Christmas tree with the included gold cord or use it as a car charm. Handcrafted in Oregon, USA. A perfect gift for Utah canyon explorers and national park collectors.
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