The handmade production of Christmas tree decorations from blown glass beads is a traditional practice connected with glass production in North Bohemia, where blown glass beads have been produced ...

The handmade production of blown glass beads into Christmas tree decorations in Poniklá, Czech Republic, earned the craft a place on the UNESCO list of intangible cultural heritage last year.

The "handmade production of Christmas tree decorations from blown glass beads" earned a place on the UNESCO list of intangible cultural heritage last year. The practice has survived until today ...

The Corning Museum of Glass No two of the handmade glass ornaments used to make the Christmas tree look the same. Most of them range from four to six inches in size. The Corning Museum of Glass It ...

But for the Old World Christmas Factory Outlet on Main Street ... to paint and work the glass. Using this two-dimensional blueprint, artists will carefully shape molten glass by blowing on ...

They come to buy blown-glass beaded decorations including stars, angels, snowmen, Santa Clauses or cribs made by a small company in Ponikla, a village in the northern Czech Republic. The “handmade ...