District Christmas Ornaments

Celebrate the season and the creativity of Texans from across the state.

Members of the Texas House of Representatives were invited to select a constituent to create a Christmas ornament to showcase unique elements of their House Districts. These ornaments now hang proudly on this native Texas tree in celebration of the many facets of our nation's second largest state, home to over 30 million people. The photo album displayed here provides the opportunity for a closer look at the handcrafted treasures that have been received this year. Ornament albums are assembled by district number. To look for your hometown’s district, please reference the nearby House district map.

The Texas House of Representatives is proud to display trees that were provided by the Texas Christmas Tree Growers Association in conjunction with the organization's president, Jan Peery, including this 23-foot Virginia pine, compliments of Marshall and Sharlote Cathey of Elves Farm in Denison. Additional TCTGA trees located throughout the Capitol, three 7-foot Virginia pines and one 9-foot Virginia pine, come from North Carolina and survived Hurricane Helene

View Past Ornaments

View Arrival of the Capitol Christmas Trees