Gnome Shelf Sitter Resin Decoration with Wreath - Green

This cheerful gnome decoration is a shelf sitter made to perch on an edge, his twisted legs dangling down to a pair of little black boots. He is cast in resin, sometimes called polystone, and painted in a deep green coat with a tall red hat that folds over at the tip and sits low over his eyes. A full white beard sweeps down his front, a round nose peeps out beneath the brim, and both hands hold up a green wreath with a sparkling finish, dotted with red berries. A small white snowflake sits on the hat. He stands 17.2cm tall, 7.9cm wide and 7.6cm deep, so he fits on a narrow ledge without crowding it.

He is a Christmas piece through and through, and he is happiest where his legs can hang free: the edge of a bookshelf, a dresser shelf or the top of a cabinet in the hall. Set him beside your cards in the living room, on a kitchen shelf among the festive mugs, or at the edge of a side table where guests will spot him as they pass. Small enough to sit on his own as a single touch of colour, he also tucks neatly into a wider seasonal arrangement of greenery and baubles. He makes a thoughtful Christmas gift too, a friendly little character to unpack each December.

His rounded resin body rests on the shelf while the legs hang over the front, and on a flat table they stretch out before him. Every part is picked out in its own colour, from the woven texture moulded into the red hat to the glossy black boots. To keep him bright, dust him gently with a soft dry cloth, taking care around the sparkling wreath, and keep him away from damp. For gifting, he needs little more than a sprig of greenery and a handwritten tag.

How big is the gnome shelf sitter?

He stands 17.2cm tall, 7.9cm wide and 7.6cm deep, a compact size that suits a narrow shelf edge or ledge.

What is the gnome decoration made of?

He is made of resin, also known as polystone, and painted by colour, with a green coat, red hat, white beard and black boots.

How does the shelf sitter sit?

His rounded body rests on the edge of a shelf with his twisted legs dangling over the front. On a flat table, the legs stretch out in front of him instead.

What colours is the gnome?

He is mainly green, with a red hat bearing a small white snowflake, a white beard, a green sparkling wreath with red berries and black boots.

How should I look after the gnome?

Dust him gently with a soft dry cloth, taking care around the sparkling wreath, and keep him away from damp between seasons.

Does the gnome make a good Christmas gift?

Yes, he makes a thoughtful Christmas gift, a cheerful little character who brings colour to a shelf through the festive season.