Christmas Berry Celebration Crackers - 6 Per Box
CK151.12
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£25.00
London-based pastry maker, Tom Smith, invented the celebration cracker after a trip to France where he was inspired by their bonbon treats. When he returned to London he tried selling the paper-wrapped sugared almonds himself with little success. That is until inspiration struck one night as he sat listening to the snaps and pops of his fireplace. What if he could make the treats crackle like the fire when opened? Little did he know that this thought would be the beginning of a timeless Christmas tradition. Crackers evolved from treats to notes, and finally to the trinket-filled, paper-wrapped, popping cardboard tubes we know today. Crackers are not only a perfect addition to your holiday celebrations but your everyday parties and special occasions as well.
Our crackers are each filled with festive surprises and feature classic Caspari paper designs, bows, appliqués, and more. Individuals or partners grab the ends and pull to open the cracker with a “bang” and reveal the prizes inside.
Our crackers are each filled with festive surprises and feature classic Caspari paper designs, bows, appliqués, and more. Individuals or partners grab the ends and pull to open the cracker with a “bang” and reveal the prizes inside.
- Our Christmas Crackers each feature classic Caspari paper designs and additional luxury embellishments, such as 3D die-cut appliqués, special ribbon, and more unique details.
- Each Christmas Cracker contains a foil paper crown, a joke, and one trinket.
- 6 Christmas Crackers per Box
| Product Type: | Celebration Crackers |
|---|---|
| Product SKU: | CK151.12 |
| Product UPC: | 0025096963169 |
| Collection Name: | Christmas Berry |
| Quantity Included: | 6 Per Box |
| Color Name: | Multicolored, Green, Red |
| Country of Origin: | China |
| Features: | Fun Toys & Trinkets Included |
| Artist or Collection: | Karen Kluglein |
| Artist or Collection Biography: | Karen Kluglein started her career in illustration after graduating from the School of Visual Arts. She freelanced for many major companies, primarily in food packaging, but worked on everything from magazine covers to a billboard. After seeing an American Society of Botanical Illustrators exhibit, she knew her work and style of painting would fit right in; after all, she had long been painting tomatoes, berries, and herbs for clients. In the years since, she has painted many botanicals, exhibited, taught botanical painting at the New York Botanical Garden, and made tutorial DVDs. |
