Gift Givers, Snowball and Tuxedo
2026 Gift Givers, Snowball and Tuxedo #26
2026 Hallmark Gift Givers, Snowball and Tuxedo Ornament
is twenty-sixth in the "Snowball and Tuxedo" series. Sharing holiday joy is even sweeter when friends work together, and this heartwarming Christmas tree ornament celebrates the magic of friendship and giving. Tuxedo, the penguin, is wearing a green stocking cap with white cuff and pom pom while hanging on with both fins to Snowball's head. T he polar bear, who's wearing a long, red knitted scarf around his thick, furry neck, is carrying a large gray sack on his back, with both hands holding it closed, slung over one shoulder. Both have their eyes closed in a private-joke giggle, and the playful teamwork to get the bag filled with gifts and surprises to their friends, creates a scene full of warmth, kindness, and holiday spirit. The charming design captures the excitement of spreading happiness during the Christmas season. From the cozy winter details to the overflowing gift bag, every part of the ornament reminds us that the holidays are about sharing joy with the people we care about most. Perfect for collectors, families, and anyone who loves cute winter characters, this festive decoration adds friendship, fun, and a touch of snowy magic to any Christmas tree.
- Artist
- Emma Leturgez-Smith
- Material
- Plastic and metal (eyelet)
- Box Size
- 5" H x 2.5" W x 3" D box
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