Emma Bridgewater’s new Christmas collection has landed — shop our top picks

This pretty stocking is revesible, with this cute mistletoe print on one side and a cosy blue, red and green patchwork-inspired print on the other. Display a different print each year to mix things up without the extra cost.

How cute is this?! This teeny tiny Christmas jumper decoration is made from 100 per cent wool felt and is sure to become a talking point on any tree.

This hand-finished fill your own advent calendar has a gorgeous star patchwork design that is classic and timeless. The long, slim design means it can fit into even the smallest of wall spaces.

This is the perfect gift for the one who wants the Christmas tree up in November – or the one who has wrapped all their presents before you've even heard a festive jingle. Who's your Christmas angel?

This cushion cover just screams Christmas. With a 'peace, love & joy' slogan, it's a lovely way to celebrate the festive season – and to cosy up on the sofa!

Nuts, olives, crisps, popcorn, earrings… you’ll find endless uses for this Christmas Joy bowl. The classic fair isle-inspired print is timeless and you'll look forward to bringing it out year after year.

If 2024 has been a special year, be reminded of it in the years to come with this festive 2024 jug. Whether it's for cream, milk or gravy, this fabulous piece will always remind you of good times.

You can't beat a good gingerbread house at Christmas, and we love that Emma Bridgewater has used this motif this year. This sweet design works just as well as a decorative piece of artwork displayed like this, as it does for a plate to house your mince pies.

Traditional fairy lights are the star of the show for 2024, and this print features an array of plates, bowls, mugs and dinnerware.

'Fashions in decorating may come and go but fairy lights go on forever. They just ARE Christmas; simple and perfect, pretty and kind of friendly. So, get out your fairy lights, drape them carefully all over the tree, plug them in and – hurrah! Switch them on and Christmas has started,' says the team at Emma Bridgewater.