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Create togetherness with family and friends by building gingerbread houses – a Swedish tradition since the 1800s. And why not match with VINTERSAGA gingerbread trees for even more crafting?
Product details
In December, it's a Swedish tradition to gather at home with family and friends for Christmas crafts – and one of the most iconic decorations is the gingerbread house.
Unleash your imagination and decorate VINTERSAGA gingerbread house in your own personal way with icing, colourful candy or whatever you fancy.
Feeling creative? And love DIY projects? Then take your crafting to the next level by adding VINTERSAGA gingerbread trees to create a cosy forest cabin with a magical feel.
The packaging, designed by Katie Kirk, is made to match other Christmas products from IKEA, so you can easily combine them for a holiday vibe that feels connected and complete.
Measurements
- Net weight: 300 g
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Function solution
Crafting memories – Together with loved ones
December is the time to gather family and friends for crafting – a traditional Swedish way to grow closer to one another as Christmas approaches. One of the most iconic decorations is the gingerbread house. Play some suitable music, gather around the table and enjoy treats while you tinker, piece together and adorn the house with icing and other decorations. Want to craft even more? Add VINTERSAGA gingerbread trees to create a cosy forest cabin with a magical feel!
Form design process
Create your own cosy fairy tale
The name of the VINTERSAGA series consists of the two Swedish words "vinter", meaning winter, and" saga", meaning fairy tale. The idea is to celebrate festive moments, inviting you to create your own cosy winter fairy tale – with rich chocolates, mulled fruit drink and tasty gingerbread treats in various shapes suitable for this time of the year.
Designer thoughts
Designer thoughts
“I love Christmas and IKEA, so contributing to the VINTERFINT, STRÅLA and VINTERSAGA collections felt like a dream. The design language is minimalist and geometric, inspired by modernism and folk art. In the patterns I play with scale and storytelling where the figures become part of a big and colourful Christmas celebration. I hope my playful design makes wrapping gifts, decorating and enjoying some treats more fun, so that you can celebrate Christmas with more joy."