3.5" Theodore Roosevelt Ornament / Car Charm - USA Made

Laser-cut wood ornament featuring North Dakota badlands, bison, and bighorn sheep — doubles as a car charm, made in Oregon.

• LASER CUT WOOD ORNAMENT – 3.5-inch diameter dual-layer wood ornament featuring Theodore Roosevelt National Park; deep amber and rust painted background with natural wood badlands buttes and wildlife cutwork
• ICONIC PARK DETAILS – Design features badlands buttes, bighorn sheep, bison, hiker, prairie dog, bicycle, and stars; outer ring engraved with coordinates 46.97°N 103.45°W and park landmarks
• DUAL USE – Hangs as a Christmas tree ornament with included gold cord; also functions as a rear-view mirror car charm — a versatile keepsake or gift for North Dakota wilderness and bison fans
• PERFECT GIFT – Ideal for Theodore Roosevelt National Park visitors, bison enthusiasts, North Dakota travelers, and national park Christmas ornament collectors; arrives ready to gift
• HANDCRAFTED IN OREGON, USA – Made with premium laser-cut wood and full-color printed; a high-quality, lasting souvenir of North Dakota's magnificent badlands and Teddy Roosevelt's conservation legacy

Honor the conservation president in his beloved North Dakota wilderness with this richly detailed Theodore Roosevelt National Park Christmas ornament. Laser cut from premium layered wood and painted in deep amber and rust, this 3.5-inch ornament captures the park's rugged badlands buttes and layered canyon walls, a bighorn sheep on the right, a thundering bison charging across the prairie, a hiker on the left, a prairie dog peeking up from its burrow, a mountain bicycle, and stars in the vast night sky. The outer ring is engraved with the park's GPS coordinates (46.97°N 103.45°W) and iconic phrases: Little Missouri River, Maltese Cross Cabin, Elkhorn Ranch, and Petrified Wood. A gold cord allows it to hang as a Christmas tree ornament or clip as a rear-view mirror car charm. Handcrafted in Oregon, USA - a distinguished keepsake for North Dakota explorers, bison lovers, and conservation enthusiasts.