11 Best Cowboy Christmas Decorations for a Ranch-Inspired Home
Deck your halls with Western charm.
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Even if you don't live on a ranch like the Drummonds, you can still fill your home with rustic cowboy charm come Christmastime! During the holiday season, you can find Ree Drummond's home and store, The Mercantile, decked out in colorful lights and plenty of cowboy-themed Christmas ornaments and accents. So this year, why not take a cue from Ree's Southwestern style and deck your halls with some cute cowboy Christmas decorations? They're sure to add a cozy, all-American look to your space whether you're a real cowboy like Ladd or simply a herder at heart.
Here, you'll find tons of rustic Christmas decorations, including cow print which was trending earlier this winter. Whether it's a cowboy nutcracker, faux antler centerpiece, or rustic cowbell garland, this list will have it all. If you really want to embrace the allure of the desert, you'll be happy to find a pre-lit cactus Christmas tree for an ideal alternative to your usual evergreen. Then, decorate it with cowboy boots and hat ornaments galore! Regardless of what catches your eye, you're sure to find at least a few cowboy Christmas decorations that'll lasso their way into your cart and heart.
Check out these rugged gifts ideas for the cowboys and cowgirls in your life:
Bells are ringing... cowbells, that is. This holiday season, adorn your mantle with a string of rustic bells! The tarnished brass finish provides a subtle glimmer for a decoration that's both rustic and festive.
Cowboy boots aren't just meant to be gifts under the tree! In ornament form, they also add an adorable Western touch to any Christmas tree. This one is fittingly decorated with red and green flowers and a glittery gold trim.
Upgrade your usual candlestick holders with this antler-shaped centerpiece! Despite being made from sturdy resin, it looks straight out of a cowboy cabin. It can hold up to four pillar candles to add a cozy glow to your dinner.
If you're all about faux cowhide rugs, you'll love this Christmas tree skirt version! Not only will it hide the base of your tree and give you a soft spot to place your presents, but it will also add a subtle Western flair to your space.
This cozy, rustic throw is begging for a spot on your couch! It comes in two colors—red and green—with a cheery geometric tree pattern.
This cute cowboy nutcracker is sure to wrangle his way into your heart (and shelf). It's complete with a cowboy hat, lasso, gun, and even a tiny cactus!
Cowboy Boot 6ft String Lights
Light up your living room with a string of cowboy boot lights! Each six-foot string features ten red and yellow cowboy boot-shaped lights for a whimsical, Western-inspired addition to your tree or mantle.
Here's another cute cowboy-inspired ornament you can add to your tree! This set of three ornaments features a tan, light brown, and dark brown cowboy hat covered in a coat of glitter.
Who knew a lasso could serve as the base of a beautiful Christmas wreath? This one features a rustic snowy garland, holly, pinecones, and red paisley ties.
Take a cue from the cowboys and decorate a Christmas cactus instead of your typical tree! This one lacks messy pine needles but is just as festive as an evergreen. Plus, it's pre-lit with a string of colorful LED lights.
Don't cry over spilled milk (and Christmas cookies)! Thanks to these fun Christmas tea towels, you can mop up any spill in style. They're printed with phrases that only a cowboy would say during Christmas, like "Giddy up jingle horse."
Nitya Rao is the editorial assistant at The Pioneer Woman, covering stories ranging from food, fashion, beauty, lifestyle, news, and more.
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