Newport Rhode Island Watercolor Custom Ornament, Christmas Mansion Sailboat Gift

This ceramic ornament captures the grandeur of Newport, Rhode Island in a nautical watercolor style, making it a standout piece of christmas tree decor for anyone drawn to the New England coast. It is made to order for ocean lovers, sailors, collectors of coastal keepsakes, and anyone who holds a special connection to the storied shores of Aquidneck Island.

The watercolor scene features the sweeping facade of a seaside mansion set against cerulean blue water and forest green gardens, with graceful sailboats and a rocky shoreline completing the composition. The palette is calm and refined, carrying that elegant coastal vibe that feels timeless rather than trendy.

This ornament is a natural christmas gift idea for the sailor in your family, the friend who honeymooned in Newport, or the couple who just bought their first home near the water and needs something meaningful for their holiday tree. It works equally well as a housewarming gift for someone settling into a coastal community, or as a travel keepsake for the person who still talks about their summer on Rhode Island's famous Cliff Walk. For a family that summers in New England, tucking this into a stocking brings back the smell of salt air every time the tree goes up. It is the kind of gift that earns a permanent spot on the tree year after year.

Choose the material that fits the tree it is going on, and it arrives ready to hang. Each piece is made to order, so it comes to you fresh and specific to this design.

• Double sided, glossy finish
• Ribbon for hanging
• Wipe with a soft dry cloth. Not for the dishwasher.

Tracking by email once it ships. Fourteen days from delivery to ask for a refund or an exchange, sent back unused, with return postage paid by you. Personalised pieces cannot be returned or exchanged.

Up to forty characters on the back: a name, a date, a line. We print exactly what you type, so check the spelling. Personalised pieces cannot be returned unless we made a mistake.