Resin Deer Snow Globe with Natural Leaf Base - Green & Clear

This resin snow globe holds a little woodland scene: a resting deer, head lifted, on a patch of snowy ground inside a clear round globe. The deer is a soft tan with fine detail in its coat, ears and dark eyes, and it sits low so the globe frames it from every side. Beneath the globe, the natural leaf base is a deep green tangle of leaves and pine sprigs, with two brown pinecones set at the front. Give it a gentle shake and green and gold glitter drifts down around the deer. It stands 8.5cm tall, 7.5cm wide and 7.5cm deep, a neat size for a narrow shelf.

At Christmas it earns a place on a mantelpiece, a windowsill, a bedside table or a dresser, where the leaves and pinecones sit happily alongside natural greenery and wooden decorations. Its small size suits a corner that a larger ornament would crowd, and the woodland theme looks just as at home on a desk through the colder months. It makes a thoughtful Christmas gift for anyone who loves a natural, forest look, and it can come out year after year with the rest of the decorations.

The globe sits on a resin base detailed with plenty of texture, so the veins of the leaves and the scales of the pinecones catch the light. Its green and clear colouring keeps the look earthy and calm rather than bright, and it sits comfortably with both traditional and rustic schemes. Care is simple: dust the globe and base with a soft dry cloth, and stand it on a flat, steady surface where it will not be knocked. We like it grouped with pinecones and sprigs of real fir, or wrapped in plain brown paper and twine as a small present that says Christmas without a word.

How big is this deer snow globe?

It stands 8.5cm tall, 7.5cm wide and 7.5cm deep. That small size fits easily on a shelf, windowsill, bedside table or desk.

What is the snow globe made from?

It is made from resin, with a clear round globe on top and a textured green leaf base finished with two brown pinecones.

What is inside the globe?

A tan deer lies resting on snowy ground, and a gentle shake sends green and gold glitter drifting all around it.

How do I look after it?

Dust the globe and the leaf base with a soft dry cloth, and keep it on a flat, steady surface where it will not be knocked over.

Is it a good Christmas gift?

Yes. The woodland deer and pinecone base make it a thoughtful Christmas gift, small enough to wrap easily and bring out again every festive season.

Where does it look best in the home?

It suits a mantelpiece, windowsill, dresser or desk, and it sits well with natural greenery and other woodland decorations at Christmas.