Decorator’s Warehouse offers gnome Christmas signs in both metal and wood for the perfect rustic look you’re seeking. Gnome holiday signs feature telltale Christmas colors of green and red while still paying homage to the traditional capped look of our little friends. For a more rustic look, take a look at our black and white buffalo check poinsettias with stems that adds a minimalist elegance as the gray colors transition throughout the fabric. Often found in plaids of green and red, these Christmas poinsettias come in matte and glitter edges and in a variety of sizes to balance well with any tree. These gnome-themed holiday poinsettias match their bearded counterparts by having thick, bushy edges that are reminiscent of a gnome’s facial hair. Handy for all seasons, these evergreens can merge seamlessly with any holiday of the year when decorated and paired accordingly. Our miniature Christmas trees are perfect for set-piece holiday sets that need a touch of nature as well. In striking green with brown-burlap bases, these little trees might seem big to a gnome, but to us, it just looks like one of their hats! Choose from an assortment of sizes to give your resident gnomes something to decorate this season. If you’d like to go extra-gnomey with your ribbon choices, our red gnome ribbons feature our petite friends in action with jolly Saint Nick, carrying plenty of Christmas cheer and ready-to-deliver presents. We find that the best gnome-themed ribbons tend to match the clothing colors of the gnomes that you’ll be displaying around your home. Check out a few of our favorite ways to decorate with Christmas gnome decor, below.Gnome holiday ribbons are ideal for wrapping up gifts, weaving through banisters, wrapping around wreaths, decorating trees, and more. Display them on your holiday mantel, hang handmade gnome ornaments on your tree, or deck out your kitchen with gnome-shaped cookware. Dozens of home brands have turned the small figures into adorable holiday decor, and there are hundreds of festive gnomes to choose from. Gnomes have resurged as the perfect addition to farmhouse holiday decor. The children leave a bowl of porridge for the gnome, and in return, the julenisse brings presents to their front door. Much like the American Santa Claus, the julenisse-basically Kris Kringle in gnome form-visits the homes of good children on Christmas Eve. However, in Scandinavia, gnomes (known as nisse in Norway or tomte Sweden) are associated with the Christmas season. Of course, people have been decorating with gnomes for a long time-you've probably seen a few hiding out in neighbors' gardens-but there's actually a reason we're seeing more of them at Christmastime.Īlthough the exact definition has changed quite a bit over the years, gnomes are said to be nature spirits who live underground, often interacting with humans in either helpful or mischievous ways. According to Google Trends, searches for "Christmas gnomes" have significantly increased over the past few years.
We're ready to deck the halls in the hottest holiday decor trends, and we've noticed a surprising number of gnome decorations hiding among the holiday lights and ornaments.
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