Box Of Delights Kids Hoodies

Master Kay Harker opens the fabled Box of Delights

Master Kay Harker opens the fabled Box of Delights - now in this festive robin-red fresco design

Master Kay Harker opens the fabled Box of Delights - now in this festive Christmas tree green fresco design

Master Kay Harker opens the fabled Box of Delights - now in this festive blue fresco design

"Where shall the 'nighted showman go?" Portrait of the mysterious Cole Hawling, the ancient Punch and Judy man and keeper of the Box

Master Kay Harker opens the fabled Box of Delights - now in this festive snowy night fresco design

Pen, ink and watercolour inspired by John Masefield's classic children's novel, The Box of Delights.

"We always used to say - it's the snow that brings the wolves out, Many a bitter night did we stand the wolf-guard. Now here, once more they're running..." Cole Hawlings

"We always used to say - it's the snow that brings the wolves out, Many a bitter night did we stand the wolf-guard. Now here, once more they're running..." Cole Hawlings

"We always used to say - it's the snow that brings the wolves out, Many a bitter night did we stand the wolf-guard. Now here, once more they're running..." Cole Hawlings

"We always used to say - it's the snow that brings the wolves out, Many a bitter night did we stand the wolf-guard. Now here, once more they're running..." Cole Hawlings

An old English folk legend. Herne The Hunter was a poacher and some time gamekeeper of Windsor Forest who was killed in an unholy fashion. Now his antlered spirit is said to wander the wood, claiming the souls of those he meets. He was incorporated into the Robin Hood mythos by the 1980s TV show Robin Of Sherwood in which his appearance in Sherwood Forest encouraged Robert of Loxley to take on the mantle of the Hooded Man and defend the forest and its residents from injustice and black magic. Herne also appeared as a character in the fondly remembered BBC adaptation of the Christmas fantasy story, The Box of Delights.

"Where shall the 'nighted showman go?" Portrait of the mysterious Cole Hawling, the ancient Punch and Judy man and keeper of the Box

"Where shall the 'nighted showman go?" Portrait of the mysterious Cole Hawling, the ancient Punch and Judy man and keeper of the Box

"Where shall the 'nighted showman go?" Portrait of the mysterious Cole Hawling, the ancient Punch and Judy man and keeper of the Box

"Are you coming into my wild wood" This wildwood green fresco design of Herne the Hunter will watch over you while the wolves are running and the snow falls deep...

"Are you coming into my wild wood" This snowy night fresco design of Herne the Hunter will watch over you while the wolves are running and the snow falls deep...

"Are you coming into my wild wood" This arctic blue fresco design of Herne the Hunter will watch over you while the wolves are running and the snow falls deep...

"Are you coming into my wild wood" - Herne the Hunter will watch over you while the wolves are running.