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3D Christmas Ornament

Perkins Brailler

Braille Stylus

White Cane

Guide Dog Paw
Product Features
- Four Tactile Designs: Choose from a Perkins Brailler, Braille Stylus, White Cane, or Guide Dog Paw, each with raised details designed to be recognizable by touch.
- Blindness-Themed Holiday Decor: Inspired by familiar tools and symbols of braille literacy, independent travel, and the blind and low-vision community.
- Ready to Hang: Each ornament comes with a coordinating hanging string or cord, ready for Christmas trees at home, work, school, or community organizations.
- Great for Gifts & Programs: Ideal for stocking stuffers, student and teacher gifts, rehabilitation centers, O&M programs, holiday parties, camps, and event giveaways.
- Made in the USA: Manufactured from durable, lightweight plastic with colorful, tactile details for a distinctive and festive finish.
- Package Weight: about 1 ounces.
Product Description
Celebrate the holidays with ornaments designed around objects that are familiar, meaningful, and loved throughout the blind and low-vision community.Our Blindness-Themed Christmas Ornaments feature four tactile 3D designs inspired by everyday tools of independence, literacy, and mobility. Each ornament includes raised details that can be explored by touch and comes ready to hang from its own coordinating string. Choose from a Perkins Brailler, Braille Stylus, White Cane, or Guide Dog Paw.
These ornaments are a fun addition to Christmas trees at home, work, classrooms, rehabilitation centers, and blindness organizations. They also make meaningful stocking stuffers, student gifts, teacher gifts, holiday party favors, and event giveaways.
Each ornament is proudly manufactured in the USA from durable, lightweight plastic and features colorful, tactile details designed to make each piece distinctive and recognizable. Whether you hang one on your own tree or give one to a student, teacher, friend, coworker, or family member, these ornaments are a festive way to celebrate the tools and symbols that are part of everyday life in the blind community.





