Santa Head Snow Globe with Mini Christmas Tree 6.5cm - Red

This little snow globe sets a cheerful Santa head inside a clear dome, with his red coat and white fur trim forming the base. Below the globe, Santa wraps his hands around a miniature Christmas tree finished in green glitter, and his black belt and gold buckle sit just above the bottom edge. Inside, iridescent flakes of glitter in pink, green and gold drift around his hat and beard, then swirl up again with a gentle shake. It stands 6.5cm tall, 4.5cm wide and 4cm deep, small enough to sit in the palm of your hand.

Because it is so small, it suits the spots a larger decoration would crowd: a bedside table, a desk, a kitchen windowsill or a shelf already lined with Christmas ornaments. Group it with greenery and fairy lights along the mantelpiece, or let it stand alone where you will catch it each time you pass. Its red coat sits happily beside traditional baubles and candles. As a Christmas gift it is easy to wrap and slips neatly into a stocking, and it will come out again year after year when the decorations go up.

The figure has a textured finish on the fur trim, cuffs and beard, a smooth red coat, and sparkle picked out across the little tree, so it rewards a closer look. Its flat base stands steady on any level surface with no hook or stand needed, and the globe stays clear to show Santa's face. To keep it looking its best, dust it with a soft dry cloth and handle the globe gently, as you would any small ornament. When the season ends, wrap it in tissue and store it upright. We like it on a desk or bedside table, where a quick shake brings a moment of Christmas cheer.

How big is this Santa snow globe?

It stands 6.5cm tall, 4.5cm wide and 4cm deep, small enough to sit in your palm or on a narrow shelf or windowsill.

What does the Santa design look like?

Santa's head sits inside the clear globe, and the base is his red coat with white fur trim. His hands hold a green glittered Christmas tree above a black belt with a gold buckle.

What happens when you shake the snow globe?

Iridescent glitter flakes in pink, green and gold swirl up around Santa's head, then drift slowly back down to settle around his hat and beard.

Does the snow globe stand on its own?

Yes, it has a flat base that stands steady on any level surface, such as a shelf, desk, mantelpiece or windowsill, with no hook or stand needed.

How should I look after it?

Dust it with a soft dry cloth and handle the globe gently. When the decorations come down, wrap it in tissue and store it upright until next Christmas.

Is it a good Christmas gift?

We think so. It is small and easy to wrap, fits neatly into a stocking, and comes out again every year when the Christmas decorations go up.