Description
Léo spent three evenings on his letter. He wrote it in his best handwriting, crossed out the bit where he asked for a pony, added a drawing of the reindeer, and sealed it with far too much glue. His mother helped him post it in the special box at the town hall. On Christmas morning, propped beside his stocking, there was a little card in return, signed with a flourish and a tiny sprig of holly, and he kept it for years.
This box is shaped as a letter to Santa and comes with a card, a whimsical memento of childhood wishes and the joy of believing. It is a heartfelt gift for a child writing their first letter to the North Pole, for parents who save every holiday drawing, or for a teacher who helps a class send their wishes north. Display it on a child’s dresser, on a mantel with the stockings, or on a desk beside the family’s own Christmas letters.
Piece details
- Shaped as a letter to Santa
- Comes with a card
- A charming memento of childhood Christmas wishes
- Every word and stamp decorated with a patient brush, French-made Limoges
- Its hinged lid opens to a hollow where a real wish list could be kept
A sweet way to preserve a child’s first letter to Santa, folded small and tucked safely inside.
