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SHIPPING INFORMATION
Estimated delivery times:
US: 5-7 business days.
Canada: 5-9 business days
Australia/New Zealand: 5-9 business days
UK & EU: 5-7 business days (ships from Amsterdam)
Rest of the world: 2-4 weeks
*addition 1-3 days lead time for personalized products
Please note: We currently do not deliver Canvases to PO Boxes as UPS does not deliver to PO Boxes, so please provide a different address that we can ship to.
Keep a quiet, heartfelt moment close this holiday with a snowflake keepsake that honors the Nana in your life. The ornament features a tender message—“I think me being your nana is enough of a gift”—set in a polished stainless steel frame that glints like a winter star.
- Material: Shatterproof stainless steel with a polished, reflective frame
- Size: 3.14-inch diameter
- Design: Snowflake geometry that adds subtle winter charm
- Finish: Sleek surface that enhances the glow of holiday lights
- Durability: Built to withstand years of use and handling
- Safety: Corrosion- and impact-resistant for homes with children or pets
- Display options: Suitable for Christmas tree display, mantle arrangements, or gifting
This ornament blends timeless warmth with modern shine, turning a simple decoration into a lasting keepsake. Its durable construction and easy-care surface mean it will maintain its luster through many holiday seasons, while the heartfelt quote reinforces family bonds with every glance. Hang it on the tree, set it on a mantle, or gift it to someone special to celebrate the Nana–family connection in a meaningful, lasting way.
