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Holmegaard's annual Christmas collection is dated and made for one season only, which has made it a Danish collector's tradition. The Bottle 2024 73 cl carries the series' character in a format that earns daily use.
Shown here in multi, it holds its own alone and gains presence in company. It serves as generously as it decants, and earns a permanent spot on the sideboard. Other pieces from the Holmegaard Christmas range make natural companions.
| Brand | Holmegaard |
|---|---|
| Item number | 4800562 |
| EAN | 5706422108922 |
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Holmegaard
Jette Frölich's paper cuts, a new Christmas each year
DesignerJette Frölich
Holmegaard Christmas carries Jette Frölich's paper-cut motifs onto glass, with a new motif every year. It began with a Christmas bottle in the early 1980s and now spans glasses, jars, tealight holders, an Advent candle and a bauble, designed to mix across years on one festive table.
- Year Jette Frölich began her paper designs
- 1966
- Year she became Illums Bolighus' Christmas artist
- 1976
- Christmas bottle, where the series began
- 73 cl
- Advent candle height
- 25 cm
A new story each year
Every edition has its own motif drawn from Nordic Christmas traditions.
Collect across years
Pieces from different years are designed to mix on one table.
A full table
Bottle, glasses, biscuit jar, tealight holders, Advent candle and bauble.
Paper cuts on glass
Frölich's fine silhouettes translate cleanly to clear glass.

How the tradition works
Each year Jette Frölich chooses one Christmas theme and draws a new motif for the series. Each piece belongs to one year's edition, so the series is easy to collect, and for many it has become a regular part of Christmas, as gifts or on their own table.

Motifs of recent years
The 2025 edition marked Holmegaard's 200th anniversary with a romantic Christmas of wreaths, Christmas roses and mistletoe, recalling the Danish Golden Age when the glassworks was founded. The 2026 edition follows Christmas fairies in dusty greens and pinks.

Setting the Christmas table
Use the bottle for schnapps or water, the hot drinks glasses for gløgg and the dram glasses for aquavit. The Advent candle counts down the days, and the bauble hangs on the tree. The biscuit jar holds Christmas cookies.
Materials
- Machine-blown and pressed glass
- Glasses, bottle, jar and tealight holders carry the year's motif; wash by hand only.
- Mouth-blown bauble
- Hung on a red silk ribbon with a gold top.
- Fully refined wax
- Used for the Advent candle; store it out of direct sunlight.
Jette Frölich is a self-taught Danish paper artist who began designing paper decorations in 1966. In 1976 Illums Bolighus asked her to be its Christmas artist, and since the early 1980s she has drawn the motifs for Holmegaard Christmas, starting with the Christmas bottle that founded the series.
Using it at home
Is Holmegaard Christmas dishwasher safe?
No. Wash the glass by hand to protect the motifs.
Can I mix pieces from different years?
Yes. The series is designed so motifs from many years sit together on one table.
What does the bottle hold?
It holds 73 cl, the same size as the Christmas bottle the series began with.
What can I serve from it?
Use it for wine, water, juice or homemade gløgg on the festive table.
How do I clean the bottle?
Rinse it by hand with warm water and a mild soap, then let it dry upside down.
