Some shiny new offerings have arrived at Disney Springs: customizable glass pumpkins, custom ornaments, and a limited-edition advent calendar.
New Arribas Brothers Glass Items
Hand-Blown Customizable Glass Pumpkin – $80
These glass pumpkins are made to order for each guest. You choose your pumpkin’s filling from the available assortments of “wishkeeper crystals,” and then the glassblowers will top your creation with a hand-blown, twisted stem.
The pumpkin needs about two hours to be finished and cooled. Once completed, the custom pumpkin comes packaged in a small wooden crate with paper stuffing.
Hand-Blown Customizable Glass Ornament – $89
Similar to the pumpkin, you can also have a custom glass ornament made. You choose your “wishkeeper crystal” filling, the color of the glass loop (red, white, green, clear, or candy cane stripes) and hanging ribbon (red, white, or green).
Once you’ve made your selections, you return to the store after at least two hours to pick up your personalized ornament.
Limited Edition Advent Calendar – $299
The centerpiece of the holiday offerings is Arribas’ first advent calendar.
Limited to 500 pieces with only 200 exclusively available at Walt Disney World, each calendar comes with a hand-numbered certificate of authenticity.
The 25-day countdown calendar is shaped like a hatbox, with red and green numbered drawers, plus a center cylinder that pops up for displaying the included green glass tree.
Inside each drawer is either a small Disney-themed glass ball ornament or a glass figure of an iconic Disney symbol, including Mickey’s glove, Cinderella’s slipper, Minnie’s bow, a Mickey ear hat, and more.
Location
We found the custom pumpkins and ornaments and the advent calendar at Crystal Arts, the Arribas Brothers location in Disney Springs at Walt Disney World.
Other Customizable Glass Offerings
Arribas Brothers currently have several customizable holiday offerings at their stores in Disney Springs and Magic Kingdom, including Halloween villain trees, Halloween tiaras, and glass Christmas trees.
Will you be stopping in to make a special glass piece the next time you go to Disney Springs? Let us know in the comments and on social media.
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