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The Bradford Exchange Thomas Kinkade A Warm Winter Welcome Holiday Snowman Wreath Lights Up: 2' Tall

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The Bradford Exchange Thomas Kinkade A Warm Winter Welcome Holiday Snowman Wreath Lights Up: 2' TallWhether it's a festively decorated snowman, the radiance of Thomas Kinkade's beloved artistry or festive greenery touched with snow, there are many sights that call to mind the warmest memories of winter. Now, you can bring these beloved hallmarks of seasonal cheer home with the Thomas Kinkade A Warm Winter Welcome Wreath. Grandly sized and brightly illuminated, this holiday snowman wreath is a first ever exclusively from The Bradford Exchange.

Whether it's a festively-decorated snowman, the radiance of Thomas Kinkade's beloved artistry or festive greenery touched with snow, there are many sights that call to mind the warmest memories of winter. Now, you can bring these beloved hallmarks of seasonal cheer home with the Thomas Kinkade A Warm Winter Welcome Wreath. Grandly sized and brightly illuminated, this holiday snowman wreath is a first ever exclusively from The Bradford Exchange. Handcrafted with the look of fresh-cut pine, it is lavishly decorated with silvery, glittery round ornaments, silvery snowflake designs and lifelike holly leaves and crimson berry clusters - with a dapper, hand-painted snowman sculpture at the center!

An impressive two feet high, this Always in Bloom® teardrop-shaped wreath is truly magnificent. The merry snowman is bundled up in a real fabric scarf, festive blue bow, snow-glittered top hat and bright blue "knit" mittens. Plus, he holds a handcrafted lantern - inspired by the distinctive lampposts in Thomas Kinkade's beloved art - that lights up with golden radiance. Flip the switch to see more sparkling white lights add a warm holiday glow to the lush evergreen boughs. For added convenience, a built-in timer turns the lights on and off at the same time each night.

  • Brighten your home night after night with the Thomas Kinkade A Warm Winter Welcome Wreath, a first-ever Always in Bloom® illuminated holiday snowman wreath exclusively from The Bradford Exchange
  • Impressive 24" teardrop-shaped wreath is handcrafted with the look of fresh-cut pine and decorated with silver-plated, glittery round ornaments, silvery snowflake designs, realistic-looking holly leaves and crimson berry clusters and a double-layered silky blue ribbon
  • A dapper, hand-painted snowman with real fabric scarf, festive blue bow, snow-glittered top hat and bright blue "knit" mittens holds a handcrafted lantern inspired by the distinctive lampposts in Thomas Kinkade's holiday masterpieces
  • It lights up! At the flip of a switch, the lantern glows with warm illumination as sparkling white lights add a joyful holiday glow to the lush evergreen boughs
  • The lights are controlled by a convenient 24-hour timer, so your wreath will turn on and off at the same time each night
  • Requires 3 "AA" batteries (not included)
  • Edition limited to 120 crafting days, so order now!
  • Hand-numbered Certificate of Authenticity
  • Measures 24" H; 61 cm H
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