Your First Look at Our Christmas Art, Homeware & Gifts
With Christmas on the horizon, we’re delighted to introduce this year’s festive collection Available from 27th September, the collection features two brand-new original art pieces along with a range of homeware and gifts to brighten up your home this Christmas.
New Art
Whether you love the peaceful quiet of a snowy day or enjoy the fun and chaos of the festive period, these pieces capture the essence of Christmas:
A Winter’s Tale
This scene takes you on a gentle walk through the countryside, with a Farmer and his dog making tracks along a snow-covered path. Sheep graze quietly as a cosy cottage nestles in the distance, creating a feeling of calm in the heart of winter.
Waiting for a Star to Fall
A more playful addition, this piece features three sheep on a mission to decorate a Christmas tree. They’ve stacked themselves up, trying to place the star at the top, while snow falls and presents wait below. It’s a light-hearted reminder of the fun side of Christmas.
Both Originals are available, and prints are available as mounted prints, framed prints, and canvases, with different size options to suit your space.
Homeware & Gifts
Alongside the new artwork, we’ve got a lovely range of homeware and gifts featuring the new designs:
- Cushions: Perfect for adding a cosy, festive feel to your home.
- Tea Towels: Brighten up your kitchen with these seasonal designs.
- Notebooks & To-Do Lists: Handy stocking fillers or great for staying organised during busy periods.
- Christmas Cards: For every pack of 10 sold, we are gifting £1 of every pack to the Great North Air Ambulance Service.
- Bookmark: A thoughtful little gift for the book lovers in your life.
- Coasters: Ideal for bringing a bit of Christmas cheer to your table.
Whether you’re shopping for presents or looking to treat yourself, there’s something for everyone in this collection.
Online & Instore
The full Christmas range is available online and in Galleries across North Yorkshire and Cumbria from 27th September. Visit York, Harrogate, Yarm, Richmond, Brompton-on-Swale, Keswick, or Bowness-on-Windermere to see the collection in person.
