3" Gateway Arch National Park Ornament / Car Charm - USA Made

Laser-cut 3" wood ornament featuring the Gateway Arch and St. Louis skyline — doubles as a car charm, USA made.

• TWO-LAYER ARTISAN DESIGN – Natural laser-cut birchwood top layer with bold GATEWAY ARCH lettering, iconic arch and St. Louis skyline silhouettes, and engraved ring (MIDWESTERN METROPOLIS · MISSISSIPPI RIVER · SCULPTURE PARK · CITY MUSEUM · JAZZ AND BLUES) over a full-color city scene
• FULL-COLOR ST. LOUIS SCENE – Bottom layer features the St. Louis skyline in dark grey tones with blue Mississippi River water below the Gateway Arch — a symbol of American westward expansion
• 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 Gateway Arch wherever you go
• MEANINGFUL MISSOURI GIFT – A standout keepsake for Gateway Arch visitors, St. Louis travelers, Mississippi River admirers, and national park collectors; makes a memorable holiday gift or city 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 America’s most iconic urban national park

Celebrate America’s westward expansion with this Gateway Arch 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 "GATEWAY ARCH" lettering with the iconic stainless steel arch rising above the St. Louis skyline silhouette and cloud cutouts, framed by an outer ring engraved with MIDWESTERN METROPOLIS · 67.78°N 153.30°W · MISSISSIPPI RIVER · SCULPTURE PARK · CITY MUSEUM · JAZZ AND BLUES. The full-color printed bottom layer reveals the St. Louis cityscape in dark grey tones with blue Mississippi River water, 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 Missouri visitors, history buffs, and national park collectors.