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Don't Tread on Christmas Gadsden Ornament: The Snake Wore a Santa Hat

In 1775, Christopher Gadsden gave the Continental Navy a yellow flag with a coiled rattlesnake and a four-word warning: Don't Tread on Me. It flew over a young nation's fight for independence. This December, that same snake has traded a little menace for a Santa hat, and it's ready to guard your tree.

Picture it: fresh pine, twinkling lights, and one glossy ornament catching the glow among the tinsel. Guests spot the Gadsden snake, notice the Santa hat, and grin. It's a small, polished reminder that liberty doesn't take the holidays off, and neither do your convictions.

Hang it front and center. The snake insists, and frankly, we wouldn't argue with it.

Premium Quality Features

• Glossy Ceramic Ornament: A polished, round ceramic piece that catches the tree lights and feels like a real gift, not a gag.
• Santa-Hat Gadsden Artwork: The iconic coiled snake with a festive twist, instantly recognizable to liberty lovers.
• Aluminum Insert Design: Crisp, vivid artwork with a vintage keepsake look you'll want to hang year after year.
• Bells or Tree Back Design: Choose your favorite festive reverse side, so it looks good from every angle.
• Tree-Friendly 2.5" × 3" Size: Big enough to stand out, small enough to fit any branch.
• Gold Hanging Ribbon: Ready to hang straight out of the box.

Care Instructions

• Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth.
• Handle with care and avoid dropping.
• Store in a padded box between seasons.

More Liberty Christmas Gifts

Make it a matching set with the Don't Tread on Christmas Gadsden Sweatshirt, then fill the tree with more liberty: the Anarchy Christmas Ornament and the Taxation is Theft Glass Ornament.

For the rebels on your list, add the Call The Cops IDGAF Christmas Ball Ornament or the All I Want for Christmas Is Pew Ornament.