In Germany, Santa is lovingly called Weihnactsmann. This term describes Santa’s roots as Father Christmas. Christmastime in Germany is filled with visits to the Christmas markets. During the festive times families will visit the markets to enjoy Christmas food, ornaments and decorations.

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Santa is lovingly called Julenisse in Norway. The Norwegian children leave a bowl of rice porridge with sugar, cinnamon and butter as a thank you. Julenisse is known as a mischievous but gift-bearing Norse spirit. Traditionally the nisse spirit is responsible for the care and prosperity of a farm.

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Fore! Santa is hitting the links for some rest and relaxation after a long week in his workshop. Dressed in a traditional patchwork vest that Mrs. Claus knitted, Santa hopes to blend in and maybe not be recognized. But the twinkle in his eye will surely give him away.

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Santa and his elves work tirelessly to create the latest and greatest toys. All those long hours are tough on his old bones. But Santa has some magic for those bones, soaking in his hot tub provides relief and relaxation so that he can return to his workshop with pep in his step.

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Jigsaw puzzles require assembly of oddly shaped interlocking pieces. Each piece has a portion of the large picture. When assembled the pieces produce a complete picture. Jigsaw puzzles have been entertaining people since the 18th century.

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Pickleball is a great recreational activity for all ages! The sport has become increasingly popular across the globe and has even captured the attention of North Pole citizens! Santa is sure to get in shape with his new active hobby!

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The Sugar Cookie ornament depicts one of the most anticipated traditions of the Christmas season—the baking and eating of sweets! Creating elaborate and whimsical holiday cookies decorated with frosting and candies started years ago and continues today as a favorite family activity. From assortment 32183

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No one painted Santa Claus the way Norman Rockwell did. His Santas were careworn, immensely welcoming, real. He painted more portraits of Santa and Abraham Lincoln than any other personage in his over 60 year career—and that says everything you need to know about NR!

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Santa has grown tired of his round physique and has hit the gym to reinvent himself. After months of hard work, Santa is known around the North Pole as a bodybuilder. Santa has worked off all those cookies and milk on Christmas Eve!

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The legend of Santa Claus is derived from the European figure St. Nicholas and American writers who wrote children’s poems in the 19th century. Santa Claus became the jolly man clad in red–the folk hero all children dream about on Christmas Eve. From assortment 40058

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Papa Noel celebrates a Hispanic heritage of Santa Claus. Papa Noel was born out of the civil rights movement of the 1970s. The Papa Noel tradition incorporates a strong element of charity, with gift-giving and events run for the benefit of disadvantaged children. Papa Noel embodies the spirit of Christmas.

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Santa's Magic Castle ornament is a delightful holiday treasure designed with a small hole on its underside ready to borrow a standard bulb from your tree to light up the cottage. Unlock its secrets, including a charming ginger man, a Christmas Pickle, nesting dolls (think 3), the Big Man Himself and many more secrets. A whimsical addition to your Christmas tree, brimming with hidden delights and festive imagery.

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