Description
This animated dancing Christmas tree plush brings a cheerful character to the festive season. Because it moves, it is far more fun than a decoration that simply sits still. The tree is soft green plush in a full, rounded cone shape, with wide eyes and a friendly little smile. A red striped hat sits on top at a jaunty angle, red mittens grip a gold saxophone, and small red shoes finish the look, so it looks every bit the festive band member as it dances.
Because it is battery operated, it needs no plug socket nearby and leaves no cable trailing across the floor. You can stand it wherever it will raise the most smiles: beside the Christmas tree, on a sideboard, at the foot of the stairs or on a hallway table where guests see it as they arrive. It brings a little movement to a quiet corner of the living room and gives the whole household something to smile at over the holidays. It also makes a fun festive gift for someone who likes their Christmas decorations with a sense of humour, and it looks just as good on an office desk as it does at home.
A built-in timer looks after how long it runs, so there is one less thing to remember to switch off when the evening winds down. Stand it on a flat, steady surface so it has room to move freely. To keep the plush looking its best, brush it gently with a soft dry cloth. After Christmas, pack it away somewhere clean and dry with the rest of the decorations, ready to bring out again next December. Set it inside the front door or beside the tree, and it will be dancing to greet everyone before the presents are even opened.
Specification
| Power |
Battery |
| Timer |
Yes |
| Minimum order |
6 units, priced per unit |
Frequently Asked
What does the dancing Christmas tree plush look like?
It is a soft green plush tree with wide eyes and a smile. It has a red striped hat, red mittens holding a gold saxophone, and little red shoes.
Does it need to be plugged in?
No, it is battery operated, so it needs no plug socket nearby and you can stand it anywhere without a cable trailing across the floor.
Does the dancing tree have a timer?
Yes, it has a built-in timer that looks after how long it runs, so you do not have to remember to switch it off.
Where is the best place to put it?
Stand it on a flat, steady surface indoors where it has room to move, such as beside the Christmas tree, on a sideboard or on a hallway table.
How do I look after the plush?
As general good practice, brush the plush gently with a soft dry cloth. After Christmas, store it somewhere clean and dry so it stays fresh for next year.
Would it make a good Christmas gift?
We think so. This cheerful dancing tree with its saxophone makes a fun festive gift for anyone who enjoys decorations with a sense of humour.