Add festive cheer to your home with these Christmas essentials

File pic

Some European sparkle

World Of Christmas gives you that quintessential European festive experience in India. Commenting on their diverse products and bid to maintain a global standard, founder Rahul Soni shares, "We have now launched our website with over 500 items to choose from. We stock Christmas products from across the world, and have taken care of Secret Santa gifting options." While the site has cute snow globes, lanterns, carousels and marquee lights, among other things, Soni informs they're also putting up physical stores for an on-ground vibe.

Till December 26, 11 am to 9 pm
AT Phoenix Palladium, Lower Parel.
Log on to worldofchristmas.in

All things X'mas

Good folks at Thabisa are celebrating the December mania with frosty pine table runners, happy holly place mats and pot holders, and premium dining hampers. So, once you lay the table with adornments, sharing laughs will fall in sync.

Log on to thabisa.shop

The vintage vibe

If you especially miss the old-world charm on joyous occasions, A Vintage Affair has got your back. Their Santa Claus cushion covers, canisters, and printed cookie boxes will leave you with a patch of olden times throughout the year.

Log on to avintageaffair.in

Crocheted cheer

The organic clothing e-platform, Okhai, has introduced a special section on its site. From embroidered Christmas character baubles and handmade ornaments to paper mâche decor and embellished mistletoe hoops, it is adding that Indo-ethnic edge to the season of joy.

Log on to okhai.org

Our small Santas

One part of celebrating the season is also about dressing up your munchkins. New Leaf is conspiring with parents who have similar plans. They have Ho! Ho! Ho! hampers, Christmas kids masks and scented snowman candles (in pic). Now you know who will go best alongside your decked up Christmas tree.

Log on to newleafstore.co.in

The big family feel

Baro's Christmas market will have twinkling candles in the shape of a snowman, cute table runners, homemade cakes and more. Also, coloured glass by Rajasthani Thikri artistes and wreaths made up of found objects receive a special mention on their register. Ask her about the purpose of such bazaars and Srila Chatterjee, owner and founder at Baro Market, says, "These markets cut across barriers and bring the community closer. They feature people and organisations who make things just for the season. Each person's world comes out to meet and discover another's world. They've got a big family feel."

On December 17 to 19, 11 am to 8 pm
At The Vintage Garden, Bandra West.
Log on to baromarket.in

For more Christmastime browsing and buying, head to these sites: aviliving.in | littletags.com | brownliving.in | thenestery.in