Thomas Kinkade Frosty Facets Illuminated Snowman Water Globe Collection
Thomas Kinkade Illuminated Snowman Water Globe Collection - Subscription
A unique collection of illuminated snowman water globe music boxes featuring Thomas Kinkade's nostalgic winter scenes. Each piece plays music and showcases intricate craftsmanship.
This exclusive Thomas Kinkade Illuminated Snowman Water Globe Collection from The Bradford Exchange features:
- Plays different melodies as snow swirls with a shake.
- Unique design featuring detailed, sculpted holiday symbols and trees.
- Illuminated water globes reveal enchanting light-filled snowman scenes.
Collection issued under subscription
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The ‘Thomas Kinkade Frosty Facets Illuminated Snowman Water Globe Music Box Collection’ celebrates the nostalgic charm of Christmas as envisioned by the renowned Painter of Light™, Thomas Kinkade. His artistry is known for evoking the warmth of Christmas through glowing village scenes, snow-covered Victorian homes, and cheerful snowmen. The Bradford Exchange has uniquely combined Kinkade’s iconic imagery with a design innovation, crafting a collection of music boxes that hold glass water globes. This exclusive offering captures the essence of Kinkade’s winter wonderland, bringing his beloved scenes to life with light and motion, creating a timeless and festive treasure.
The collection features transparent, crystalline music boxes that open to reveal illuminated glass water globes. Each globe contains a beautifully sculpted snowman dressed in a top hat, scarf, and mittens, surrounded by festive holiday symbols. With the turn of a key, the boxes play a variety of musical melodies as snow swirls gently inside the globe with a shake. The built-in lighting further enhances Kinkade’s winter scenes, making them glow from within. The craftsmanship, intricate details, and the incorporation of light and music make this collection a one-of-a-kind festive keepsake, sure to captivate collectors and lovers of holiday decor.
Features
This exclusive Thomas Kinkade Illuminated Snowman Water Globe Collection from The Bradford Exchange features:
- Each music box opens to reveal an illuminated glass water globe with intricate snowman scenes.
- The snowmen are dressed in top hats, ‘knitted’ scarves, and matching mittens, surrounded by sculpted trees and festive symbols.
- Built-in lighting enhances the detailed artistry, illuminating the scenes inside the water globes.
- With a simple turn of the key, each edition plays a different musical melody.
- Gentle shaking causes ‘snow’ to swirl inside the water globe, adding to the festive charm.
- The collection features the iconic holiday artistry of Thomas Kinkade, celebrated for its nostalgic and light-infused scenes.
- Exclusive to The Bradford Exchange, this collection is a rare and sought-after find for collectors worldwide.
- Each piece is finely crafted, combining a unique design innovation with high-quality materials, including real glass water globes.
Ordering a Collection by Subscription Plan:
- Reserve the entire Thomas Kinkade Frosty Facets Illuminated Snowman Water Globe Collection so you never risk an increase on the price of other collectables in this collection, or miss a single issue of this collection
- Each issue will be shipped to you for your review, at regular intervals (pending availability), and charged to the credit card on which your order was placed. No need to order each one separately
- The Thomas Kinkade Frosty Facets Illuminated Snowman Water Globe Collection starts with Issue one-Winter Wishes, followed by Issue Two-Sharing The Season and additional items as they become available. Each issue to be sent at monthly intervals as they become available.
- When you choose a collection, subsequent issues will automatically sent to you at regular intervals. You only pay for those items that you wish to keep and you may cancel at any time, obligation free.
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