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Badlands Suncatcher Ornament

Badlands Suncatcher Ornament

SKU 423630
$12.99 - $12.99
$12.99
$12.99
$12.99 - $12.99
$12.99
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Looking for an in-person experience with this iconic symbol of the National Park Service? Badlands National Park provides an ideal habitat for these 2,000 pound ungulates. Bison roam a 64,000 acre wilderness in the park's North Unit. Take in the herd from a safe distance on the Sage Creek Rim Road.

Relive the best of Badlands with this suncatcher ornament! Vivid artwork captures a life-like pair of bison against a rock formation that looks like a sunset etched in stone. This vibrant update on the classic park poster style is a perfect gift for a fellow park adventurer!

Product Details
  • 3'' diameter
  • Translucent Acrylic
  • Includes string for hanging
  • Made in the USA
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Grace Yohannan

This was my husband's second-favorite park after Theodore Roosevelt NP. My favorite part was the prairie dogs!

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CMW

We love The Badlands and will enjoy this on our tree.

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KT

Looks great on my xmas tree. Transparent so the entire ornament glows with the lights on behind it. I bought a few and I know they're durable bc I accidentally dropped on and its fine.

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Pam Hughes

This is a quality whale made Ornament for my tree.This is new. I have not put it on the tree yet. For this year, I bought it recently from returning from my trip to THE bad lands. I have many of these on my tree from all the national parks. This one is by far 1 of my favorites.