Wicker Christmas Decorations
Handmade Wicker Christmas Decorations
Christmas is the most magical time of the year, and your house should reflect this. Our stylish collection of handmade wicker Christmas decorations are the perfect addition to make any room sparkle. Whether it's our tasteful wicker Christmas tree skirt perfect for hiding that unsightly stand or the classic hanging star, we have everything to create your perfect festive home.
Christmas Decorations, Perfect For The Festive Season
We have a beautiful collection of wicker Christmas decorations that are the perfect addition to your home this festive season. Handmade from natural fast-growing rattan, these durable and elegant decorations can be used year after year. They also match up fabulously with our range of wicker display baskets and make excellent gifts!]
Wicker Christmas Decorations FAQs
What Do I Put in a Christmas Eve Box?
Christmas Eve boxes are a great way to kick off the festivities ready for the big day. Why not try putting in items that are sure to get people into the Christmas spirit? A fluffy pair of Christmas pyjamas, a delicious pack of hot chocolate, creamy Christmas chocolates, classic wicker Christmas decorations, and a Christmas film is a great ways to do this.
How Can We Make Christmas Decorations Sustainable?
Buying wicker Christmas decorations is a great way to make sure you have sustainable, environmentally conscious decorations this festive season. At Northern Willow, all our wicker products are made from sustainably sourced materials so you can have faith knowing your Christmas is magical and ethical.
What is the Most Popular Decoration for Christmas?
The centrepiece of any household decorated for Christmas is definitely the Christmas tree. This is such a popular Christmas decoration that most people will have in their homes for the festive period, no matter how they choose to decorate it whether that be classic greens and reds or vibrant pinks.
Why Do We Have Christmas Trees?
Christmas Trees date back to the Roman Times, they would decorate their home with lots of evergreen boroughs to mark the beginning of solstice. They knew the start of solstice signifies that there would be the growth of fruit and greenery on their farms so they celebrated this.