1998 Roman Heaven's Blessing Ornament

A ceramic ornament featuring a relief carving of a winged angel holding a small child. The scene is finished in a monochromatic cream glaze with a gold-tone hanging cord attached to the top. 1998 Roman Heaven's Blessing Ornament 1998 Roman Heaven's Blessing Ornament 1998 Roman Heaven's Blessing Ornament 1998 Roman Heaven's Blessing Ornament 1998 Roman Heaven's Blessing Ornament
1998 Roman Heaven's Blessing Ornament
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1998 Roman Millenium Heaven's Blessing Ornament. Measures about 4" in height. Ceramic. Eight issue in collection. Numbered. Excellent condition. The exterior of the box has a little tear.

This 1998 Heaven’s Blessing ornament from the Roman Millennium collection is a serene celebration of peace and protection. Crafted from fine ceramic with a soft, matte cream finish, the piece features a beautifully detailed relief of a guardian angel cradling a small child in her arms. The delicate feathers of her expansive wings and the gentle folds of her robes showcase the thoughtful design work characteristic of the late nineties collectible era. As the eighth issue in this specific limited series, each piece is individually numbered on the reverse, marking its place within the sought-after Millennium lineage.

The ornament is suspended from a gold-tone braided cord, making it ready to hang as a focal point on a holiday tree or within a year-round inspirational display. Its monochromatic palette and classic religious subject matter allow it to blend seamlessly with both traditional and contemporary holiday decor. While the ornament itself is in excellent condition with no visible wear to the ceramic, the original collector's box does show a small tear on the exterior from storage. This piece remains a touching tribute to faith and a high-quality find for those who specifically curate the Roman Inc. series or enjoy the quiet beauty of angelic motifs during the winter season.

This item is vintage, over 25 years old. All measurements are close but approximate. I measure in quarter inches.