Product Description
Decorate the tree with an elegant fabric rendition of an 18th-century carriage, one of the Historic Area's most charming attributes. Visitors can enjoy horse-drawn carriage rides through the quaint streets of Colonial Williamsburg's Historic Area in brightly-painted coaches like the one depicted here. The Colonial Williamsburg Randolph Carriage Fabric Ornament is handmade using beautiful green fabric and beaded embellishments and measures 3" X 5".
Features
- Made of fabric with beaded embellishments
- Handmade and ethically sourced
- Measures 3" X 5"
- Gold string for hanging
- Makes a great stocking stuffer!
- Williamsburg Exclusive
Inspiration
The Randolph Carriage fabric ornament was named after a favorite Williamsburg home. The deep red Peyton Randolph House is one of the oldest, most historic, and without doubt most beautiful of Colonial Williamsburg's original 18th-century homes. The west wing of the impressive house has stood at the corner of Nicholson and North England Streets since about 1715. Among the historic figures that took shelter in the house were General Rochambeau and the Marquis de Lafayette.
