
A Christmas Tradition Made to Return
The Ornament Box Opens
Opening the ornament box is one of Christmas’s quiet ceremonies. The paper rustles. Familiar shapes appear. Someone remembers who gave a certain ornament, where it hung in the old house, or which child always insisted on placing it first.
An ornament is an easy gift to give, but it does not feel ordinary. It needs no wall, no frame, and no perfectly chosen room. It simply joins the family tree, gathering names, places, laughter, and new memories each time the box opens.
P. Buckley Moss ornaments turn beloved Christmas subjects into small works of art: the Nativity, guiding stars, Santa’s snowy cabin, a skating Kris Kringle, and the dreamlike world of The Nutcracker.
The Story Before the Keepsake
Wonder Begins with a Family Gathered Close
Limited-Edition Christmas Print
“The smallest gathering can hold the greatest wonder.”
Wondrous Embrace
Mary and Joseph gather closely around the infant Jesus beneath a radiant golden star. Warm amber and peach tones make this intimate Nativity feel tender, hopeful, and centered on the love of family.
Music, Dance & Imagination
The Nutcracker Returns
For families who return to the ballet each December, these ornaments preserve the color, music, and childhood wonder of a beloved Christmas story.
Limited-Edition Porcelain
“Some stories begin again the moment the music starts.”
The Nutcracker
A graceful ballerina lifts her Nutcracker before a glowing tree, capturing the moment when tradition becomes enchantment.
2025 Limited-Edition Porcelain
“Tradition becomes magic when a child sees it for the first time.”
Prince of Dreams
The Nutcracker Prince stands before a richly decorated tree in a dreamlike scene filled with stars, gifts, color, and anticipation.
Christmas Wonder
A Little Santa Mischief
Limited-Edition Porcelain
“Joy is a tradition worth practicing.”
Skating Kris Kringle
Santa glides across the ice carrying a tiny tree and golden bell, proving that even the busiest gift-giver can make time for joy.
Limited-Edition Porcelain
“Every childhood needs one place where wonder lives.”
Santa’s Cabin
A snowy log cabin, red door, wreath, and Santa Claus mailbox preserve the delicious possibility that his headquarters might be real.
Faith on the Tree
The Story at the Heart of Christmas
Three ornaments follow the Christmas story from a guiding star to the holy night and the Child at its center.
Limited-Edition Porcelain
“Peace enters quietly, then changes the whole room.”
O Holy Night
Mary, the Christ Child, shepherds, and angels gather beneath the Star of Bethlehem in a serene Christmas scene of faith, hope, and renewal.
Limited-Edition Porcelain
“A light followed with faith becomes a way home.”
A Star to Guide Them
The Magi journey beneath a brilliant star held above them by two angels, creating a keepsake of guidance and expectation.
Limited-Edition Porcelain
“The heart of Christmas rests within one tender scene.”
A Child Is Born
The Holy Family, angels, and peaceful lambs form a miniature devotional image in soft blue, white, and gold.
From Keepsake to Collection
When the Ornament Becomes the Beginning
For the collector who wants to carry the story beyond the tree, these larger works deepen the same Nativity tradition.
Rare Artist Proof
“Some gifts are meant to become part of a family’s story.”
And There Were Angels
Mary and the Christ Child are surrounded by four flowing angels in this rare Artist Proof of the 2006 Annual Christmas Print.
Rare Limited Edition
“The oldest Christmas story still feels new when told with love.”
A Child Is Born
This rare 2005 Annual Christmas Print expands the ornament’s sacred imagery into a larger work for a faith-centered collection.
Build a Christmas Story, One Piece at a Time
Begin with an ornament, add a companion print, or choose a piece that marks this particular Christmas. The most meaningful collections are not built all at once. They grow with the family.

Open the Box. Begin the Tradition.
Discover porcelain ornaments for faith, family, hometown memories, children, collectors, and everyone whose Christmas tree tells a story.










