Build Your Own Miniature Disney Christmas Tree with Crystal Arts Glass
Crystal Arts on Main Street, U.S.A. is now selling individual glass ornaments from its highly coveted $300 holiday advent calendar.
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If you fell in love with the stunning, limited-edition glass tree advent calendar at Disneyland last fall but couldn’t quite bring yourself to drop $300 on it, we have some fantastic news. Crystal Arts on Main Street, U.S.A. is now selling those exact, intricately crafted glass ornaments individually.
For a fraction of the cost of the full set, you can now build your own custom collection or grab just your absolute favorite Disney pieces. This is a massive win for collectors who prefer a personalized touch—or those who simply want a tiny piece of handmade glass art without the premium hatbox price tag.
The $300 Holiday Set, Broken Down
Back in October 2025, Arribas Brothers released an incredibly rare Christmas Tree Advent Calendar. Limited to just 500 pieces worldwide, the set came in a large, circular red-and-green drawer box topped with a beautiful, translucent green glass display tree. Inside each drawer was a tiny, hand-blown glass icon themed to classic Disney characters.
According to the official Arribas Brothers certificate of authenticity from the release:
"We are delighted to present our First Limited edition Advent calendar. Produced in only 500 pieces, the result of an exceptional collaboration between the American and French Arribas teams, this calendar symbolizes our expertise and passion, carried by a world-renowned artisanal tradition."
— Arribas Brothers, Certificate of Authenticity
Now, instead of buying the entire 25-day countdown, you can browse a dedicated display case at Crystal Arts in Disneyland and select individual glass charms for $12.50 each.
Which Ornaments Can You Grab?
Most of the core Disney icons from the calendar have made their way to the individual sales shelf. At $12.50 apiece, they make for a highly affordable, premium keepsake from your trip. Here is a look at what's currently available in the case:
- Winnie the Pooh’s "Hunny" Pot: A golden-yellow glass pot sculpted with a tiny drip of honey and the word "hunny" on the front.
- Genie's Lamp: Recreated in a vibrant yellow glass, set on a flat glass base.
- Ariel’s Seashell: A beautifully molded shell made with deep purple glass.
- Snow White’s Apple: A brilliant red glass apple complete with a tiny green leaf.
- Cinderella’s Slipper: The iconic slipper rendered in translucent blue glass.
- Mickey’s Glove: A white glass glove featuring hand-painted black details on the back.
- Minnie’s Bow: A pastel pink bow designed to stand perfectly on its own.
- Mickey Ear Hat: A classic ear hat sculpted out of a light, icy-blue glass.
How to Style Them in the Off-Season
Even though we are in the middle of summer, these tiny treasures don't need to be boxed up until December. Because they are designed with flat, stable bases, they look spectacular lined up on a sunny windowsill, a desk, or a tiered tray.
If you happen to have one of Arribas Brothers' customizable miniature glass trees or even a glass pumpkin from their autumn collections, these tiny figures are the perfect size to hang or display alongside them. Additionally, the shop is currently stocked with brand-new decorative crystal thimbles themed to Mickey and Friends if you want to expand your miniature glass display.
Whether you're looking for a subtle desk accessory or want to slowly build out a breathtaking holiday display piece by piece, a quick stop by Crystal Arts on your next Main Street stroll is highly recommended.