Texas Oil Derrick | Texan Christmas 2026 Edition Ornament
Texas Oil Derrick | Texan Christmas 2026 Edition Ornament
LIMITED EDITION
Hand-Blown Glass · Dated Keepsake Box · One Season Only
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Celebrate the industry that helped shape modern Texas with the Texas Oil Derrick Ornament by Texan Christmas. This collectible blown-glass Christmas ornament turns an iconic Texas oil derrick into a colorful and unexpected holiday keepsake.
The sculpted derrick features shimmering gold framework, black detailing, warm golden accents, greenery, and a sparkling blue base. It's a playful tribute to an important piece of Texas history and the generations of Texans connected to the state's oil and energy industry.
A distinctive gift for oil and gas professionals, Texas history enthusiasts, industry families, and collectors of truly unique Texas Christmas ornaments, this design tells a Texas story you won't find on an ordinary Christmas tree.
Size:
L: 5", W: 1", H: 3.5"
Limited Time Only
All Texan Christmas ornaments are available for one year and once they're gone, they are gone forever. So snag the ones you love now and get ready to collect something new year after year.
Handcrafted Variation
Each ornament is individually handcrafted, so slight variations in painting, finish and details are part of what makes every piece unique.
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LIMITED EDITIONS COLLECTIBLES
Our designs are completely new and unique each Christmas season. Once they are sold out they are gone forever. So snag the ones you love now and get ready to collect year after year.
Hand Blown Glass
All Texan Christmas ornaments are made of traditional hand-blown glass that is strong and sturdy.
They all measure approx. 5 in and are an oversized statement piece for any tree.
Keepsake Box
Each ornament arrives in a commemorative keepsake box marked with its release year, making it easy to build your Texan Christmas collection year after
Lone Star of Bethlehem Charm
All Texan Christmas ornaments are adorned with an antique gold charm with both the Lone Star and Star of Bethlehem to celebrate the Lone Star State while honoring that the brith of Jesus Christ is the real reason we celebrate this season.