Firefighter Christmas Gnome with Rescue Axe & Evergreen Trim
Firefighter Christmas Gnome with Rescue Axe & Evergreen Trim
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Firefighter Christmas Gnome
A Christmas Welcome for the One Who Answers the Call
With a fire helmet pulled low over his sunglasses and a red rescue axe in hand, this little firefighter looks ready for duty. The pinecones and red berries tucked around his coat give him a distinctly Christmas uniform.
Details a Firefighter Will Recognize
Look closely at the helmet shield, the radio clipped to his coat and the extinguisher at his side. Yellow bands run around the black sleeves and oversized boots, just like the reflective stripes that give turnout gear its familiar look.
His round nose and shaggy white beard peek out above a trim of evergreen branches. Those little touches make him as much a Christmas gnome as a tribute to the fire service.
Give Him the Welcome Spot
Set him just inside the front door to greet holiday guests, or nestle him beside the wrapped gifts in the living room. A lantern or a few extra sprigs of greenery will pick up the colors already in his outfit.
For Their First Christmas on the Crew—or Their First One Retired
Give him to a new fire academy graduate, a firefighter spending Christmas on shift or a retiree who still tells the best station stories. He fits just as naturally into the crew’s holiday display as he does into a fire family’s Christmas tradition.
What’s Included
1 × Firefighter Christmas Gnome Decoration
- Design
- Three-dimensional holiday figurine with a firefighter helmet, sunglasses, white beard and oversized boots.
- Rescue gear
- Decorative axe, radio and fire extinguisher; black uniform with yellow reflective-style accents.
- Holiday trim
- Evergreen branches, pinecones and red berries.
- Colors
- Black, fire-engine red, safety yellow, evergreen green and white.
🚒 A Little Gnome. A Personal Thank-You.
Give the firefighter in your life a place in this year’s Christmas display, with a familiar helmet and a face the family will look forward to seeing each December.
