Typically Dutch Christmas baubles: from sausage roll to fatbike

A Dutch tree deserves Dutch baubles. Not just another imported angel, but the classics you encounter every day. The frikandelbroodje, the fatbike, the doner kebab.

A frikandelbroodje in the tree

The frikandelbroodje is the quiet center of every petrol station and every office lunch. Now it also hangs in the tree: mouth-blown glass, hand-painted, right down to the bread-brown edge. No two exactly alike, because craftsmanship is not a copying machine.

The fatbike everyone recognizes

The fatbike rides through every street and stands in front of every supermarket. As a glass Christmas bauble, it's suddenly a lot less fast-paced. Hang it in the tree and the first person who sees it will start grinning, guaranteed.

A whole row of 'pauper' classics

It doesn't stop at the sandwich and bike. The doner kebab, the can of beer, the energy drink can, and a host of others. Each one hand-blown glass, hand-painted. Ornaments of about 9 cm for 14.95 euros, exactly the gift amount you don't have to think about.

Set up your own Dutch tree

A tree full of typical Dutch Christmas baubles immediately tells you who you are. Kechballen is currently for stores, but as a private individual you can sign up for the waiting list and be the first to hear when you can order. Sign up via the waiting list and take a look at the Pauper Chique collection.