Sugarplum Bakery Advent Calendar with 12 Miniatures

Every door reveals a resin figure, all on a bakery theme. According to the supplier they include gingerbread shapes, a wreath, a bow, a candy cane, a cupcake, a cake stand and a gingerbread house. The product photos also show a gingerbread star, a fir-tree biscuit, a macaron tower, a small standing sign and a little bakery house.

• 1 advent calendar with 12 doors
• 12 miniature figures in resin
• Box shaped as a pastel bakery shopfront with window and awning
• Back of the box with scenery to cut out for a bakery scene
• No sweets and no food items
• From the Sugarplum Bakery collection

The countdown lasts 12 days: you open one door after another and gather the figures. Day by day the group on the shelf grows, until all twelve miniatures stand together and the bakery is complete.

Printed on the back of the box is a piece of scenery you can cut out. It turns into a small bakery setting for the miniatures, exactly as the printed line suggests. Step by step the calendar becomes a complete little Christmas bakery display.

It is made for anyone who likes Christmas decorations and miniatures, and especially for fans of pastel colours and bakery motifs. Families with an advent ritual get twelve small evening moments. Anyone already collecting miniatures gains a full bakery set in one go.

As a gift it fits advent and Christmas, St Nicholas and Secret Santa at the office or in a club. It is not a toy: behind the doors there are decorative figures, not sweets.

Put the calendar somewhere you walk past daily, then no door gets forgotten. The figures look best as a group: on a tray, on the mantelpiece or on a sideboard, with a few lights behind them.

Cut out the scenery once you have space for the display. The twelve miniatures then get their moment in front of the little bakery window, and the scene can stay like that until Christmas. For a Secret Santa, hand the calendar over unopened so the recipient can do the counting.

How many doors does the advent calendar have? It has 12 doors, so the countdown runs over 12 days rather than 24.

Are there sweets in the calendar? No. Each door holds a miniature figure made of resin, and no food is included.

What are the figures made of? They are made of resin. They are meant to be displayed rather than played with.

Can I use the calendar for several years? The twelve figures stay as decoration and can be set out again each year. The box itself is used for opening and cutting out.

What is printed on the back? Scenery to cut out, so you can build a bakery scene around the figures.