A Moment of Childhood Wonder and Winter Fun. Will his letter make it in time? The Letter to Santa Claus (HUM 340) captures one of the most suspenseful and magical moments of childhood. Clad in his winter coat and boots, this determined little boy stretches on tiptoe to slip his precious wish list into the mailbox. Having traveled through the snow with his wooden sled, he ensures his message to the North Pole is sent with care.
This enchanting figurine does more than just decorate a shelf—it awakens cherished childhood memories of holiday anticipation. With its typical Hummel charm, this piece celebrates the "Winter Fun" series, showcasing the innocence and hope that define the Christmas season. Hand-painted in Rödental, Germany, the rich textures of the snowy base and the weathered mailbox bring this heartwarming story to life.
Create a complete snowy village by pairing the "Letter to Santa Claus" with these other winter-themed Hummel treasures:
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Ride Into Christmas (HUM 396) – Another iconic boy on a sled, perfect for a coordinated winter display.
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Winter Days (HUM 2072) – Expand your "Winter Fun" collection with more children enjoying the snow.
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Merry Christmas Wall Plaque (HUM 323) – Hang this nearby to wish every guest a happy holiday.
Sculptor: Gerhard Skrobek
Sculpted: 1935
Height: 7.00"
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Letter to Santa Claus was designed by Master Sculptor Helmut Wehlte in 1956 and released in 1971. Early models had a tree trunk post and grey-green pants, instead of today’s lumber post and red pants. In any version, it’s an enchanting winter scene!
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