Venetian Christmas
A nice Venice decoration, hand painted on Venetian glass... Isn't it cute? Seen in a shop named Pagnacco, in the Mercerie, right near San Zulian.
posted by Pierre at 10:35 AM
Monday, December 21, 2009
A nice Venice decoration, hand painted on Venetian glass... Isn't it cute? Seen in a shop named Pagnacco, in the Mercerie, right near San Zulian.
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10 Comments:
Aww!! Cute is right, Pierre.
O Tannenbaum! O Tannenbaum! How DO you say Christmas Tree in Italian? It is a lovely decoration. Because I always seem to break the fragile decorations, my tree is decorated with very elaborate felt ornaments, made by my creative sister. Love decorated trees, don't you?
I would love such an ornament for our tree ( :
Those kids make a pretty good snowman, considering they have no fingers!
It's a very cute ornament—I'd be so afraid of breaking it. Kate -- think Christmas tree would be albero di Natale—but this looks like a feather tree to me. I'll bet Christmas trees cost many many euros in Venice. Pierre?
Alberi di Natale, you are right Alexa. And for O Tannenbaum, Kate, you'll find an italian translation below, in my 12 December post. About de price, not so much indeed, I've not observed a real difference compared to the price on the "terraferma". Buon Natale à tutti!
Thanks for the tip on the lyrics. I just sent it to my American friend living in Italy, telling him that I am learning Italian very quickly.
Will Father Christmas put me on the naughty list for saying I truly covet that ornament?
that's hand-painted? amazing! i'd love to have those christmas balls hanging from our tree at home.
merry xmas!
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Enchanting and so beautifully created. I'd treasure this. Love your blog, as always. Apologies for lack of comments lately but sure you understand.
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