Befana Tapestries

We can all agree, Santa has a lot on his plate every Christmas... so it only makes sense that he went out and found the hardest working helper you could ever ask for... an Italian nonna! Some may call her the Italian Christmas Witch, but we all know only a nonna could deliver that many presents in one night! This Year, why not outfit the entire Famiglia in one of our all-new Italian American Christmas looks? Guaranteed to bring you and yours a very very Buon Natale!

The old Befana rides on a broom and has a sack full of gifts with her. Befana is an Italian Christmas character dressed as a witch who brings gifts to good children.

A cool Befana rides on a broom and has a sack full of gifts on her back. Befana is an Italian Christmas character dressed as a witch who brings gifts to good children.

Capture the essence of Italy's Epiphany tradition with this delightful design. La Befana soars on her broom, bringing candies to children. Viva, viva la Befana!

A cheerful Befana rides on a broom and has a sack full of gifts on her back. Befana is an Italian Christmas character dressed as a witch who brings gifts to good children.

On Epiphany Eve (Jan 6), Befana visits the all the obedient children in Italy and rewards them with presents in their stocking!

We can all agree, Santa has a lot on his plate every Christmas... so it only makes sense that he went out and found the hardest working helper you could ever ask for... an Italian nonna! Some may think of La Befana as the Italian Christmas Witch, but we all know only a nonna could deliver that many presents in one night! This Year, why not outfit the entire Famiglia in this Italian American take on a popular design that adds our own special flair... and declare to the entire world that La Befana is YOUR Paesana!

Illustrations of unusual Christmas characters: La Befana (Italy), Tió de Nadal (Spain), Kallikantzaroi (Greece), The Yule Goat (Sweden), Father Frost (Russia), Maril Wyd (Wales), Père Fouettard (France), Krampus (Germany), and the Yule Cat (Iceland). Illustrations are based on vintage designs.

Celebrate all the festive Christmas characters!

What a wonderful way to mark the coming of the Christmas Witch on January 6th! Bring the Christmas witch to life and all the feminism of the holiday to your home with this European tradition. The Christmas Witch will become your new holiday tradition welcoming Little Christmas <3

Old Santa Claus Ornament Hanging On Christmas Tree Still Life