Santa Pot Stake

If you’ve been searching for a fun way to add some quirky, festive personality to your shop’s Christmas offering, our Santa Pot Stake might be worth a closer look. This little guy has been getting a lot of attention in our own display - people seem to really like the gold finish and those cute star details. And we think they’re onto something. It’s not the usual red-and-green Santa, but that’s sort of what makes it work - it feels different from everything else on the shelf. The 5.5x3.5x39cm size seems to land right in that sweet spot for adding height without overpowering a pot or arrangement. Maybe customers pop it into their front porch plant for December, or perhaps it finds a home in a vase of holiday blooms in their shop entrance - either way, it’s easy to move around and gives even plain greenery a cheerful burst of Christmas spirit. It has that delightful handmade quality too: imperfections in the resin detail, subtle differences in shape and finish, the organic warmth of real craftsmanship shining through every piece. That means if you sell more than one stake to a customer, they won’t be identical twins - but we think that unique individuality is actually what makes them so endearing. Not surprisingly, this piece pairs beautifully with classic Christmas décor - think lush greens, muted golds and whites - and actually works quite well with more modern styling too if your customers aren’t afraid of embracing a statement accent or two. We find that the metallic gold finish brings just enough festive shimmer without feeling brash or over the top. There’s something about his chubby little boots and big white beard too - kids seem to love them (who wouldn’t!), so it could make quite an impact wherever family celebrations are happening. And being made from metal and resin means he’ll hold up well enough to come out for many years yet. It does have that handcrafted look though - finishes can vary wildly sometimes and some have rough spots here and there, which we point out is part of its charm rather than any fault. You probably wouldn’t use it outside all year round either; but at Christmastime, it can become the little detail that brings together arrangements across your customer’s home or shop. It looks good clustered in odd numbers for commercial displays too; we’d suggest three together surrounded by fairy lights for small window vignettes or using one per table down a long banquet as repeaters for themed styling. We’ve found ourselves growing really fond of these cheerful Santas because they seem to inspire delight wherever they turn up. If you’re looking for something quick to style and refreshes your Christmas collection with charm (without being kitsch), we can see this being a real hit with customers both young and old alike.