In the U.S., snow globes are prevalent souvenirs and gifts during winter holidays. Often displayed as festive décor. [American] Represents cherished holiday memories.

In Japan, snow globes can be found in various artistic forms, symbolizing beauty and impermanence. Used in traditional gift-giving practices. [Japanese] Highlights the significance of nature's beauty.

Snow globes are not traditional, but Celtic art often encapsulates nature's magical aspects similar to snow globes. Used in storytelling and oral traditions. [Celtic] Reflects the connection with nature in folklore.

Beautiful glasswork in Eastern Europe gives rise to intricate snow globes as folk art. Used as cultural artifacts representing local folklore. [Eastern European] Often includes historical or mythical scenes.