This is a 12 piece set of Miniature Wooden Western Ornaments that are each about 2 inches tall. Select this link to view our Christmas Ornament Sets.
The first is a 2 inch tall Cowboy Snowman riding on a red Chili Pepper. The next is a 2 inch long brown Cowboy Hat with holly leaves and berries on the front and back of the brim and a white lariat hat band.
Second is a 2 inch tall Western Santa with his rope in one hand and his six shooter in the other.
There is a 2 inch long by 1¾ inch tall silver pistol with a dark brown handle decorated with holly leaves and berries. There is a brown Cowboy Hat sitting on top of the pistol.
There is a 1¾ inch tall by 2¼ inch wide pair of brown Cowboy Boots with red and gold stars and blue and red straps around the ankle and foot.
Then there is a 2 inch brown star with gold around the edges and the face of a Western Santa in the center.
There is a pair of lucky blue Horseshoes decorated with gold and red designs and tied together with a white lariat and two bunches of red Chili Peppers.
The 2 inch tall Cactus is decorated with clusters of holly leaves and berries and topped with a brown Cowboy Hat.
The 2¼ inch tall by 2 inch wide Wooden Rocking Horse has a Western Santa Riding on his back ringing a gold bell.
There is a 1¼ inch tall by 1 inch wide Stagecoach driven by Santa, with all his toys and goodies packed on top.
The 2¼ inch tall red Chili Pepper Tree has the green stems that add color.
The last ornament in the set is a 2 inch tall by 1 inch wide Western Saddle that is very beautifully decorated.

The Cowboy Hat.
The cowboy hat is a defining piece of attire for farm and ranch workers in the western United States, Canada and northern Mexico, for country western singers, and for athletes in the North American rodeo circuit. It is recognized around the world as part of The Western cowboy lore. The concept of a broad brimmed hat with a high crown worn by a rider on horseback came primarily from the tradition of the Mexican vaquero. However, the cowboy hat as known today has many antecedents to its design, including Mexican hats such as the sombrero and galan, the various designs of wide brimmed hat worn by farmers and stockmen in the eastern United States, as well as the design used by the United States Cavalry. Select this link to view our Western Wagon Ornament.
In the early days, the cowboy hat was valued for being functional, with the wide brim protecting working cowboys from the sun and rain. It could be used to signal others, fan a campfire, or pull water out of a stream. Select this link to view our Western Wolf Dangling Ornament.