Calgary Flames Jonathan Huberdeau & Mascot High Five Christmas Ornament

Calgary Flames Jonathan Huberdeau & Mascot High Five Christmas Ornament – One Small Gesture Captures the Whole Celebration

No scoreboard is needed here. No arena backdrop, championship banner, or oversized team plaque either.

The entire idea is communicated through a high five.

On one side, the hockey-player figure raises a gloved hand after skating forward. Opposite him, a cheerful gray canine mascot reaches up to meet it. Their hands connect directly beneath the hanging point, making the celebratory gesture the visual center of the ornament.

It is a simple composition, but that simplicity gives the piece personality. The scene can easily evoke the kind of spontaneous celebration that follows a goal, a big play, or a memorable night at the rink.

The No. 10 Jersey Does the Talking

The player-themed side is shown primarily from the back, which makes the jersey details especially prominent.

Across the shoulders appears:

“HUBERDEAU”

with the large number:

“10”

directly underneath.

The red hockey jersey is framed by black, gold, and white accents, while matching socks, dark hockey pants, gloves, skates, and the visible stick complete the on-ice look.

Showing the figure from this angle is an interesting choice. Rather than relying on facial detail, the artwork puts the emphasis on the Huberdeau No. 10 jersey, allowing the name, number, and hockey equipment to establish the player-focused side of the design.

Then the Mascot Changes the Mood

The other half feels intentionally more playful.

The gray-and-white canine mascot has an exaggerated friendly expression, raised paw, long red tongue, and a red-and-gold cap. Burgundy shorts and a gold belt add more team-inspired color while keeping the mascot visually distinct from the hockey uniform.

That contrast is what makes the pairing work.

One figure brings the hockey-game aesthetic—jersey, stick, skates, gloves.

The other brings the personality of a mascot interaction.

Put them together, and the ornament feels more like a little fan moment than a formal sports collectible.

From the Arena to a Family Christmas Tree

Sports fandom often becomes part of family tradition in much the same way Christmas decorating does.

There are favorite jerseys that come out every season, games watched with the same people, lucky routines, arena memories, and players associated with particular chapters of being a fan. An ornament can turn those memories into something that returns each December.

That is where the Calgary Flames Christmas ornament concept works especially well.

Instead of commemorating a statistic or a single season, this design focuses on something more universal: celebrating together.

The high-five gives it an upbeat quality that can fit naturally into a hockey-themed tree, a collection of favorite players and mascots, or a family ornament collection built year by year.

Red, Gold and a Touch of Holiday Spirit

Although the design contains no elaborate Christmas scenery, its colors translate naturally to the tree.

The bright red jersey immediately stands out against dark evergreen branches. Gold accents echo warm Christmas lights, while the gray mascot provides a softer neutral counterpoint.

A red hanging ribbon completes the presentation and visually connects with the hockey uniform below.

The result is unmistakably sports-focused, but the shared high-five gives it enough warmth and humor to feel right at home during the holidays.

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