Jimothy Figurine Glass Ornament

Ballard’s Favorite Masked Bandit, Now Ready for Your Tree

Unbothered, unapologetic, and unmistakably Seattle—meet Jimothy the raccoon, the local legend who captured the hearts of the Pacific Northwest and the entire internet!

Jimothy first shot to global fame when local resident Kiana Hall captured him exploring a Ballard yard, famously prompting the internet to ask, "What am I looking at?" In her post caption, she gave the unusual creature his now-famous name, "Jimothy," later stating that she just thought he looked like a Jimothy. With his signature compact puffball shape, adorably long legs, and unmistakable walk, his one-of-a-kind silhouette launched Jimothy into an international sensation. The summer of 2026 will go down in history as the "Hot Jimothy Summer"—complete with fan murals, charity auctions raising thousands for the Ballard Food Bank, a Seattle Mariners mascot race win, and an official Seattle City Proclamation.

Now, local designer Piper O’Neill of Glass Eye Studio has immortalized Seattle’s favorite masked bandit in sleek glass. Hanging securely from his clear loop, Jimothy is ready to dangle from your Christmas tree branches like he owns the place—bringing full main-character personality to your holiday decor!   

Whether you’re celebrating Seattle culture, remembering the viral summer of Jimothy, or sharing a smile with someone on your gift list, this ornament is proof that true legends stand out in a crowd.   

Details:

• Local Seattle Legend, Ballard's famous and beloved raccoon icon.  
• Designed in Seattle by Piper O’Neill of Glass Eye Studio.  
• Arrives beautifully boxed and ready to gift (or keep for yourself!). 
• Approximately 3 inches tall.   

 
Washington-born, globally produced.