Everything you know how to do, somebody taught you, and most of the time it was her. "Mom, Everything I Am You Helped Me To Be" is that thought written down properly, on a glossy ceramic heart.
Hand pressed with the graphic fused under the glaze, it hangs for years without dulling. Christmas, her birthday, the year you finally understand what she was doing: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
- "Mom, Everything I Am You Helped Me To Be" — the thank-you nobody says out loud
- Hand pressed glossy ceramic with a substantial, finished feel
- Permanently fused graphic under a glossy glaze — no peeling, no flaking
- 2.875 inches across, easy to read from a chair on the other side of the room
- Light enough for a real branch, sturdy enough for twenty Decembers
- Unpacked every year, which is when she reads it again
- Designed and hand pressed in the USA
Perfect Gift For
Moms, Christmas, birthdays, milestone years, first Christmas as a parent yourself, new grandmothers, and the woman who kept the good scissors hidden for thirty years.
Product Details
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Material: Glossy Ceramic
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Size: 2.875” Heart Shaped Ornament
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Attributes: Permanently Fused Graphic, Smooth Glossy Glaze
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Origin: Designed and Hand Pressed in the USA
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Care: Wipe with a soft dry cloth; store wrapped in tissue between seasons
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Item: H-2003
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a good Christmas gift for a mom who says she wants nothing?
A: A mom who insists on nothing is usually asking you not to spend money, not asking you to skip her. A small sentimental ornament respects both halves of that.
Q: Is the design printed on the ceramic or fused into it?
A: The graphic is permanently fused beneath a smooth glossy glaze, which is why it survives handling that would rub a surface print away. The lettering is effectively part of the ceramic.
Q: My mom and I have very different taste — is this safe?
A: Sentiment travels across taste better than decor does, because she is reading the words rather than judging the object. A plain ceramic heart avoids committing to a style.
Q: Is this the sort of thing a grown child gives, or a young one?
A: The wording reads as an adult looking back, so it suits a grown child best. Younger kids give it just as often with a parent's help, and it means the same thing.
Q: Can it go on something other than a tree?
A: Plenty of them end up on a hook by the kitchen window or a doorknob instead of a tree. The heart shape does not insist on December.
Q: What if my mom is hard to shop for every single year?
A: The hard-to-shop-for parent is usually the one who wants evidence you were paying attention, which a saying supplies and a gift card does not. This one names what she did without a speech.
