Description

Hanging Ornament Ursula. The sea witch Ursula, from the iconic Disney film “The Little Mermaid,” is the perfect addition to your Christmas tree as a hanging ornament. Made of high-quality cast stone, with Jim’s instantly recognizable patterns and influences from traditional art and quilting, this piece is a great addition to any Disney Traditions collection. The Hanging Ornament Ursula is made of polyresin. Not a toy!

THE LITTLE MERMAID

The Little Mermaid tells the story of mermaid Ariel. This Disney adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s famous fairy tale was released in 1989. The film was the turning point for the Walt Disney Company finally becoming a cinema sensation again. Ariel is the youngest of King Triton’s seven daughters. She dreams of one day having legs so she can go ashore. This to the horror of Triton. He appoints the crab Sebastian to keep her in line. But together with her fish friend Flounder, she escapes Sebastian’s watchful eye. She makes a deal with the sea witch Ursula in exchange for her voice. She is found on the beach by Prince Eric, but because Ariel can no longer speak, communication is difficult. The spell can only be broken when Eric gives her a kiss of love. Will he fall for her charms in time?….

DISNEY TRADITIONS BY JIM SHORE

Disney Traditions by Jim Shore includes some of the figurines designed and released annually by the noted American Folk Art artist. Jim Shore grew up in rural South Carolina, the son of artistic parents. They instilled in him a love of American folk art. His grandmother was a master quilter who taught him the patience and skill to bring intricate designs to life. Jim worked for decades to develop his craft and produce his own designs. He traveled the country selling his work. Finally, in 2001, he partnered with Enesco to found Heartwood Creek. The successful brand gave Jim worldwide exposure. Disney Traditions by Jim Shore is one of the most popular and sought-after brands he produces. Jim Shore holds the licenses for well-known brands such as Disney, Harry Potter, Peanuts, M&M’s and The Grinch.