Pendant / magnet DEER DOG DOLL

... crossed the white meadow, the black forest, the blue ice and the golden fire, looking for a way. To find it, to bring the sun to your morning on the very ninth blossoming horn, the nine-horned deer. Look through the window, do you see?..

A deer flew by, a nine-horned deer, a doll's Christmas, Christmas.
The first horn's fire burned, doll Christmas, Christmas.
An second horn hooves bitch, doll Christmas, Christmas.
You, little ones, my dear brothers, doll Christmas, Christmas.
Oh, you, forge a golden ring, doll Christmas, Christmas.
Gold ring, silver scissors, doll Christmas, Christmas.
I will cut the spruce branches, doll Christmas, Christmas.
Spruce branches, pine tree tops, doll Christmas, Christmas.
Maybe I'll see my father's mansion, a doll's Christmas, Christmas.

From a traditional Lithuanian folk song, recorded in Šešuolėlių village, Ukmergė district.

Hanging on the Christmas tree or magnets! The Rūtusėliai, destined for the joys of light, sun, and anticipation of Christmas, are running across the snowy fields, descending from the freezing sky...

For gifts and celebrations! Rūtusėliai fit in the palm of your hand, smell like wood, and easily adapt to the lives of kind-hearted people. Each one tells their own story.
history. In Lithuanian and English.

Rūtusėliai love to swing in the window and under the lamp, decorate walls and doors, hide in bouquets and live in Christmas trees. Magnets hold notes on the refrigerator, thus reminding us of what is most important. Rūtusėliai like to make and maintain relationships. Travel the world by mail and in suitcases!

Once you've attached the letter to the letter, you can hang it on your friend's door, ring the bell, and make a quick getaway!