Christmas Package

CHRISTMAS PACKAGE

Special Ten (10) items package includes:

3 x Angel Bags
Large draw-string bags with decorated Angel, stars and embellishment
Colourful flannelette
Size: 46 cm height x 40 cm width

1 x Teddy Santa Bag
Draw-string teddy stocking bag
Colourful all new materials-polyester-cotton
Size: 48 cm height x 20 cm width x 27cm base

2 x Hanging Stockings
1 x colourful Grandmother feature  
1 x abstract pattern in silver/gold
Size: 38 cm height x 17 cm width x 22 cm base

1 x Santa Shorts Shaped Bag
Polyester, two (2) handles, embellishment belt and faux-fur base
Size: 25 cm height x handles drop 13 cm x width 28 cm

1 x Decorative Hanging Display
Bell shape hanging display with colourful Christmas star and tree, floral embroidery and featuring a native girl pulling a donkey
Size: 35 cm height x 18 cm width top x 35 cm width base

BONUS
1 x Angel Hat, turquoise, with inscription and faux fur base - Size: 40 cm height x 30 cm base
1 x Angel display, strikingly cute, adorned with embellishment - Size: 9 cm height x 8 cm width

FREE DELIVERY anywhere, worldwide
(considering the shipping logistic cost of its volume/weight and secure packaging)

According to tradition, the original Saint Nicholas put gold coins in the stockings of three poor sisters. One night, the girls left their stockings drying over the fireplace. Saint Nicholas knew the family was very poor, so he threw three bags of gold coins down the chimney. The money landed in the sisters’ stockings. Since then, children have hung up their Christmas stockings on Christmas Eve, hoping to find them filled with gifts in the morning.

The tradition of the Christmas tree started in Germany. Church reformer Martin Luther was returning home one winter's night, when he was enchanted by the stars twinkling through tree branches. He decided to try to capture the memory by cutting down a small (FIR TREE) and decorating it with candles in his home. The custom spread all over the world. The Christmas tree first arrived in England in 1841. It was brought over from Germany by Prince Albert to remind him of his homeland. The royal tree was decorated with hand-blown glass ornaments, and soon the custom was copied by families around the country.

The story of Father Christmas begins with a real person, Saint Nicholas, in the fourth century. He had a reputation for being kind and performing miracles. The legend of him faded, apart from in Holland, where he was known as Sinterklaas. When Dutch colonists settled in America, they took the Sinterklaas legend with them. Here he became known as "Santa Claus". He was originally pictured in a long brown robe with furs and a holly crown. The jolly Santa character in a red and white suit that we know was adopted by Coca Cola for an advertising campaign in the 1930s.