Waterloo Bridge by Claude Monet Design Custom Vintage Snowflake Ornament

About this Design Template

Claude Monet spent some time painting the city of London, which he felt would be gorgeous if only there was not so much fog. Monet spent a period of his time there waking up in the mornings just to paint the Waterloo Bridge. This was one of several paintings of the bridge, displaying it on a rare sunny day.

Now you can enjoy this wondrous scene on a daily basis by putting it on the product of your choice! This would go beautifully on a mug, wallet, bag, or whatever suits your fancy.

We have many other famous artists in our system, such as Van Gogh's, Botticelli, and Rousseau to name a few. Browse our system to see the full collection. If you are looking for something and do not find it, please contact us and we will do our best to meet your needs.

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Every snowflake is beautiful and unique just like you! Capture your own with our personalized pewter ornaments! The beauty will never melt away, and will have your Christmas tree endlessly gleaming! Our custom Christmas ornaments are a special way of displaying precious memories on your Christmas tree! Easily upload a photo or create your own design with our online design studio.

The snowflake shape ornament is an everlasting pewter material with a circular center to display your photo or design, giving it a unique vintage ornament look. Our personalized Christmas ornament comes in a small gift box for keepsake sure to preserve your picture ornament until the next holiday season. The snowflake shape is approximately 3 x 3 with a small silver accent string perfect for hanging. We print your photo or design in the center of the ornament with a size that is roughly 1.75 in diameter.