Miniature Blue and White Porcelain Pagoda Ornaments
I have found more of the adorable miniature blue and white porcelain pagodas. And they don’t cost much at all!
The one on the left is from a brand called Hoolerry. I don’t think there is any difference between it and the one from Mpapali. The second is from Sophinique and the one at the end I have talked about before. It is by Eric Cortina and is distributed by Raz Imports.
This one looks the most different from the others. It is made by the company Sophinique and is 1.57″ wide x 3.15″ high.
It comes in a set of four.
They come in a gift box.
The next one comes in a set of four also, but all of them are blue and white. This one doesn’t give the height, but says it is 2″ wide.
Miniature Blue and White Porcelain Pagoda, Ginger Jars and Tea Jar Ornaments on Amazon
Miniature Blue and White or Red and White Porcelain Ginger Jar Ornaments on Amazon
It looks identical to this one, which is 2″ wide x 3.15″ high. It comes in a set of six, all blue and white.
This little blown glass ornament is from San and Co. The listing doesn’t tell the size, but it does say it is unscented. Good to know.
San and Co Blue and White Hand-Blown Glass Pagoda Ornament Set on Amazon
This one, from Eric Cortina distributed by Raz Imports is also 2″ wide, but is the tallest. 4.25″ high . It is sold individually.
The same little pagoda ornament also comes in red and white this year.
These little pagoda ornaments from Eric Cortina are adorable, even if they aren’t blue and white.
Kurt Adler Noble Gems Red and Green Pagoda Glass Ornaments on Amazon
These adorable pagodas are made from paper with cords and tassels added. The one on the left is 3.75″ wide by 4″ high. The one on the right is 2.75″ wide by 5″ high.
Taylor Beach Pagoda Ornament Set from Raz Imports on Amazon
Taylor Beach Charming Pagoda Ornament Set from Raz Imports on Amazon
Taylor Beach Chinoiserie Jar Ornaments from Raz Imports on Amazon
These little glass pagodas are 3″ wide by 4 1/2″ high.
Our Poland made ornaments are hand crafted blown glass with hand painted accents. Glass cylinders are heated and then free blown or quickly pressed into molds. Liquid silver is poured into each ornament to provide the reflective background for the final step of painting and glittering. This step by step process can be very labor intensive and take as long as 7 days to complete one ornament.
Blown Glass Chinese Pagoda Ornaments from the Vintage Treasures Store on Amazon
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