Utah State Christmas Ornament Salt Lake City Zion Mormon Temple
Product ID: B00DH6L79W
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Product Description
Utah State Christmas Ornament Salt Lake City Zion Mormon Temple
- Utah Christmas Ornament State Souvenir Gift is part of our State Landmarks Ornament Series which includes all 50 States and major U.S. Cities. Collect ornaments from everywhere you have lived or traveled for a sentimental and meaningful collection.
- Utah Ornament Landmarks featured: The Mormon Temple, Salt Lake City, Vernal, Dinosaur National Monument, Wasatch Mountains, Arches National Park, Zion National Park, a Skier, Bingham Canyon Copper Mine, Bonneville Salt Flats and More.
- Perfect Gift for anyone who love the natural beauty of the great state of Utah - Friends, Family or Business Associates. Not only for Christmas, our ornaments are given year round for all types of occasions.
- Delicate Brass Ornament measures 2.5 x 3 inches and is intricately detailed which is what sets this ornament apart from the rest! It is twisted slightly to give a 2D effect when hanging and is lightweight for hanging on your Christmas tree.
- Red Box may vary based on availability
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
NATION'S TREASURES
Binding
Kitchen
ItemPartNumber
1
Color
Brass
UnitCount
1
UPCs
091888740249
EANs
0091888740249
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