Winter Riverside Advent Calendar – Niki Bowers
Winter Riverside Advent Calendar – Niki Bowers
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A quiet winter landscape, one December day at a time.
The Winter Riverside Advent Calendar turns the countdown to Christmas into a peaceful daily ritual. Illustrated by Niki Bowers, its richly detailed winter scene follows a snowy river through the countryside, where a brilliant kingfisher keeps watch in the foreground, swans drift across the water, and wildlife waits among the trees and banks.
Behind 24 illustrated windows, a new detail is waiting to be discovered each day. Rather than rushing toward Christmas morning, this is an advent calendar that invites you to linger a little—to notice the birds, follow the river, and enjoy one small surprise at a time.
At an impressive 12 x 15.6 inches, it becomes a beautiful piece of seasonal artwork in its own right, ready for a mantel, shelf, or favorite corner throughout December.
Details
- Illustrated advent calendar with 24 opening windows
- Artwork by Niki Bowers
- Winter riverside landscape with kingfisher, swans, and wildlife
- Measures approximately 12" x 15.6" (305 x 395 mm)
- Includes envelope for posting or gifting
- Printed on responsibly sourced paper
- Packed flat in a compostable bag
- Printed in the UK
Why We Love It
Not every holiday moment needs to sparkle. We love the stillness of this one—the snowy banks, cold water, drifting swans, and that brilliant little kingfisher keeping watch over it all.
Opening one window each day feels less like counting down and more like taking a tiny winter walk without putting on your boots.
Why We Love the Maker
Founded in Britain in 1993, Art Angels celebrates exceptional art and printmaking through beautifully made cards, calendars, and paper goods.
Their collections bring together contemporary printmakers and influential artists, giving artwork a life beyond the gallery wall through pieces designed to be sent, displayed, and kept.
We love Art Angels’ eye for work that feels timeless without feeling ordinary—and the way their paper goods invite beautiful artwork into everyday rituals, from sending a card to marking the days of December.