
Ferm Living, Copenhagen Embroidered Ornaments - Church of Our Saviour
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The Marble Church in miniature — hand-embroidered and ready for your tree. The Ferm Living Copenhagen Embroidered Ornament in Church celebrates one of Copenhagen's most iconic landmarks — the Marble Church, with its characteristic green copper dome and majestic presence at the heart of the Danish capital.
Hand-embroidered in multi-colour thread on undyed organic cotton and presented in its own beautifully illustrated cardboard gift box with a short introduction to the sight, this ornament is as much a piece of Danish cultural heritage as it is a Christmas decoration. A thoughtful stocking filler and a piece to bring out year after year.
Also check out Ferm's other Copenhagen Ornaments: The Bicycle, The Little Mermaid, Nyhavn, The Swan.
- 100% undyed organic cotton with multi-colour embroidery
- Recycled polyester filling
- Presented in a beautifully illustrated cardboard gift box with description of the landmark
- Dimensions: W6.5cm × H7cm × D2cm
- A beautiful Scandinavian Christmas tree ornament and stocking filler
ABOUT FERM LIVING
Founded in Copenhagen in 2006 by Trine Andersen, Ferm Living is a Danish design brand celebrated for its soft minimalism, organic forms and commitment to honest, sustainable materials. From furniture and lighting to children's textiles and toys, every piece is designed to help you create a home that feels beautifully, authentically yours — warm, considered and made to last.
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