Snowpeople Holiday Wall Art – Quirky 3D Snowman Decor

$18.00
A joyful crowd of snowpeople gathering to celebrate the season—because it takes a village, and all are welcome here.

This charming 3D wall art features dozens of hand-illustrated snow folk in all shapes, sizes, and personalities. From cowboys to fancy-dressed snowpeople, each character brings their own style to this inclusive winter celebration. The hand-cut snowpeople scene and "Season's Greetings" banner are mounted on a lightweight kraft box, creating dimensional art that can hang on your wall or sit on a shelf.

Perfect for anyone who loves quirky holiday decor that celebrates diversity, community, and the simple joy of snow.

THE STORY BEHIND IT:
Growing up in Texas where snow was rare and magical, I developed a fascination with snow people (some folks call them "snowmen" but let's be real—they're every gender, shape, and size!). For years I've been documenting People Made of Snow (PMOS) from Texas to Québec, capturing these temporary folk art wonders before they melt. This piece celebrates that inclusive spirit—a field of snow folk where everyone belongs.

PERFECT FOR:
• Anyone who loves inclusive, welcoming holiday decor
• People tired of traditional, cookie-cutter Christmas decorations
• Snowpeople enthusiasts and winter lovers
• Quirky gift for the friend who collects unusual seasonal art
• Families who celebrate diversity and community
• Small space holiday decorating (no tree required!)

DETAILS:
• Dimensions: Approximately 5.5" x 5.5" x 1.5" deep
• Hand-cut illustration mounted on kraft box base
• Hand-assembled 3D construction
• Can hang on wall (ready to hang) or sit on shelf/mantel
• Original illustration and hand-lettering by Jen Schultes (tiNG tiNG desiGN)
• Made in Fort Worth, Texas, USA

DISPLAY OPTIONS:
This piece is versatile! Hang it on your wall as dimensional art, prop it on a bookshelf, or display it on your mantel. The sturdy box construction means it stands on its own and creates lovely shadows.

A celebration of snow folk in all their wonderful variety—because the holidays are better when everyone's invited to the party.
A joyful crowd of snowpeople gathering to celebrate the season—because it takes a village, and all are welcome here.

This charming 3D wall art features dozens of hand-illustrated snow folk in all shapes, sizes, and personalities. From cowboys to fancy-dressed snowpeople, each character brings their own style to this inclusive winter celebration. The hand-cut snowpeople scene and "Season's Greetings" banner are mounted on a lightweight kraft box, creating dimensional art that can hang on your wall or sit on a shelf.

Perfect for anyone who loves quirky holiday decor that celebrates diversity, community, and the simple joy of snow.

THE STORY BEHIND IT:
Growing up in Texas where snow was rare and magical, I developed a fascination with snow people (some folks call them "snowmen" but let's be real—they're every gender, shape, and size!). For years I've been documenting People Made of Snow (PMOS) from Texas to Québec, capturing these temporary folk art wonders before they melt. This piece celebrates that inclusive spirit—a field of snow folk where everyone belongs.

PERFECT FOR:
• Anyone who loves inclusive, welcoming holiday decor
• People tired of traditional, cookie-cutter Christmas decorations
• Snowpeople enthusiasts and winter lovers
• Quirky gift for the friend who collects unusual seasonal art
• Families who celebrate diversity and community
• Small space holiday decorating (no tree required!)

DETAILS:
• Dimensions: Approximately 5.5" x 5.5" x 1.5" deep
• Hand-cut illustration mounted on kraft box base
• Hand-assembled 3D construction
• Can hang on wall (ready to hang) or sit on shelf/mantel
• Original illustration and hand-lettering by Jen Schultes (tiNG tiNG desiGN)
• Made in Fort Worth, Texas, USA

DISPLAY OPTIONS:
This piece is versatile! Hang it on your wall as dimensional art, prop it on a bookshelf, or display it on your mantel. The sturdy box construction means it stands on its own and creates lovely shadows.

A celebration of snow folk in all their wonderful variety—because the holidays are better when everyone's invited to the party.