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If you've ever picked up a felt Christmas decoration and wondered why it feels so much better than the mass-produced version — a bit heavier, a bit more textured, slightly imperfect in a way that somehow makes it nicer — there's a real reason for that. Every felt decoration in our Christmas range is handmade by artisans at Amica Felt in Nepal, a Fair Trade certified producer. No two are ever quite identical, which is exactly the point.

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We've just had a big delivery of new designs in for this Christmas, so it felt like the right moment to put together a proper guide to the whole range — what's available, what's popular, and how people actually use them.

The full range, by type

With over 40 designs in the collection, it's easier to think of it in a few groups:

Animals dressed for Christmas — a Christmas Highland Cow, a Camel with Christmas Panniers, a Donkey with Christmas Panniers, a Christmas Cockapoo, a Fox Terrier with Mistletoe, and a Red Welsh Dragon.

Birds — robins in both standing and natural styles, a Christmas Pheasant, a Pigeon with Hat & Scarf, and several penguin variations, including ones with skis, presents, and scarves.

Festive food — a Mince Pie, a Christmas Yule Log, a Christmas Cake Slice, a Sprout Hanging decoration, and a Bottle of Fizz, for anyone who wants their tree to look as good as the day itself.

Garlands and wreaths — including a Holly Wreath, a Hellebore Christmas Rose Wreath, a Santa & Rudolph "Ho Ho Ho" Garland, and a Sprout & Christmas Pudding Garland.

Dinosaurs with presents — yes, genuinely. A T-Rex and a Diplodocus, both mid-gift-delivery, for anyone whose tree needs a bit more personality.

How people actually use them

Most obviously, on the tree — nearly every design has a hanging loop built in specifically for that. Beyond that, they work well threaded onto a garland, propped along a mantelpiece, or simply gathered in a bowl as a low-effort table centrepiece. Because each one is individually handmade, a small cluster of two or three on a shelf reads as considered rather than cluttered — worth bearing in mind if you're mixing several designs together.

A quick note on suitability: these are designed as display pieces rather than children's toys, and some include small components, so worth checking the individual listing if buying for a young child's room.