Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here Resin Christmas Ornament

Long before digital photo manipulation existed, designer Storm Thorgerson and the London art collective Hipgnosis built Pink Floyd’s visual identity out of physical spectacles—setting stuntman Ronnie Rondell Jr.’s business suit ablaze on a Warner Bros. studio backlot in 1975 and erecting twin industrial heads across the Cambridgeshire Fens in 1994. The Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here Resin Christmas Ornament series translates those legendary album sleeves into three-dimensional cast-resin keepsakes designed for holiday pine branches and year-round vinyl listening rooms.

Three Sculptural Album-Art Editions: 1973, 1975 & 1994

Instead of flat printed discs, each edition is molded in solid resin with contoured surface relief and multi-color paint work tailored to a specific era of Pink Floyd’s catalog:

• Style 1 (Wish You Were Here — Handshake Design): Sculpted as two full-length businessmen in charcoal-gray suits meeting in a studio-lot handshake. Raised amber-and-orange flame tongues lick upward along the right figure’s hair, shoulder blade, jacket sleeve, and trouser leg, while the central gold suspension ring rests directly above their clasped hands to keep the two-figure silhouette level.
• Style 2 (The Division Bell — Dual Head Design): Modeled after the twin metal sculptures of the 1994 album sleeve, two inward-facing profile heads feature weathered pewter-and-bronze patina, riveted panel seams, and concentric blue-and-red target eyes. Viewed straight on, the open mouths and central gap form the optical illusion of a third frontal face beneath the top gold eyelet.
• Style 3 (The Dark Side of the Moon — Triangle Prism): Anchored by an upper black nameplate bearing raised silver-rimmed PINK FLOYD serif lettering, a framed black equilateral prism splits an incoming silver-white light beam on the left into six recessed rainbow spectrum bands (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet) on the right.

Tactile Cast-Resin Relief & Year-Round Studio Hanging

Cast in dense, shatter-resistant resin at a standard 3-inch to 4-inch ornament scale, each piece carries enough weight to hang straight without spinning wildly on tree boughs, yet remains light enough for mid-branch pine needles, ornament stands, or studio wall hooks. Warm tree lights catch the raised suit lapels and flame tips on Style 1, the distressed metallic rivets on Style 2, and the polished metallic borders of Style 3. Every ornament arrives pre-fitted with a gold-toned metal ring and braided gold hanging chain, pairing naturally on a music lover’s tree or record-shelf display alongside The Cure cassette calendar for a multi-decade tribute to British rock artwork.