The Leap at Candlestick Park That Sparked a Dynasty
On January 10, 1982, with fifty-eight seconds remaining in the NFC Championship Game, Joe Montana rolled right and lofted a high spiral toward the back of the Candlestick Park end zone. Dwight Clark leaped high into the cold Bay Area mist, snatching the ball with his fingertips to stun the Dallas Cowboys and launch an unforgettable four-Super Bowl dynasty. The San Francisco 49ers Dwight Clark Christmas Ornament immortalizes that play. Styled in iconic scarlet and metallic gold with jersey No. 87, this medallion connects fans with football’s most poetic moment.
Durable Disc Construction and Double-Sided Sublimation
Measuring 3 to 4 inches in diameter, each medallion is manufactured from durable ceramic or cast acrylic. The double-sided dye-sublimation process infuses high-density inks directly into the material substrate, shielding against chipping, edge peeling, and seasonal storage fading. Both faces present crisp team insignia and action graphics, providing a complete visual presentation as it turns softly on holiday tree branches.

Holiday Display and Fan Cave Memorabilia
The ornament arrives with a pre-tied satin hanging ribbon that slips easily onto pine, fir, or cedar boughs without pulling needles downward. Its flat, balanced profile nests comfortably among twinkling holiday lights. Long after December, fans frequently hang the medallion in office cubicles, study bookshelves, or sports entertainment spaces.






















