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A motif that evokes memories

Iconic Christmas design

The Christmas design is based on a motif of woven Christmas hearts and stylised fir branches in a simple graphic composition that forms a cohesive whole. Its understated yet recognisable design evokes a festive atmosphere and a sense of nostalgia when placed on the table.

Explore the Christmas collection here

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December calendar 2023

Count down to Christmas with 23 great daily deals on designs from the Georg Jensen Damask collection. Enjoy a great daily deal on Christmas textiles, tea towels, tablecloths, bed linen and towels. Each deal in the calendar is only valid for one day, so grab the chance to treat a loved one or even yourself with a gift. All daily deals are valid on the day, both online and in our stores while stocks last. Changes may occur.

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Designs to order

Get your tablecloth custom-made

If your table has unconventional dimensions or your duvet extra length, you can still get matching products from Georg Jensen Damask. Our sewing room in Kolding can create special measurements to order.

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Noble Botanics

Indulgence for your hands Georg Jensen Damask launches exclusive hand care

Portrait

Bodil Bødtker-Næss

Weaver and designer Bodil Bødtker-Næss (1942-1988) is a prominent name in Danish textile art. She created some of Georg Jensen Damask's most iconic motifs and was part of the inner circle of textile artists associated with Georg Jensen Damask's looms in the 1970s.

Interview

Christina and Claus Meyer

Every year in December, Christina Meyer Bengtsson and Claus Meyer invite 100 friends and family members to a festive evening complete with a satirical nativity play where author Knud Romer has starred as God and health minister Magnus Heunicke most recently played a leading role.

Interview

As Øland

A Christmas table doesn't have to be 'perfectly fashionable' when As Øland sets it. She likes things to be personal and not too neat and proper, and her guests shouldn't be afraid of spilling something on the tablecloth.

Portrait

Bent Georg Jensen

Celebrating a distinctive designer Bent Georg Jensen 100 years "The past is the prerequisite for the future," he said. The designer behind the Abild tea towel, the 1959 kitchen towel and the Northern Light and Tripp bed sets, Bent Georg Jensen, would have celebrated his 100th birthday this year.

Interview

Malene Hvidt

Malene Hvidt is very much a product of her father and grandfather, architects Henrik and Peter Hvidt. Her understanding of the skill of the hands and the use of quality materials is important to her work as an architect for the design studio Spacon & X, of which she is co-owner.

Interview

Cecilie Ingdal

As editor-in-chief of Elle Denmark, her busy day-to-day life demands a home that inspires calm, leaving her free to focus on what is important to her.

Interview

Rebekka Notkin

When Rebekka Notkin trained as a goldsmith 25 years ago, she received a medal from Queen Margrethe II of Denmark for her well-executed craftsmanship. It was the starting point for a long and successful career as a jewellery designer. Since then, Notkin has been busy honing her skills. Recently, she has begun to explore new materials to refine her craft.

Interview

Christian Ravnbak

Christian Ravnbak has worked with flowers since his gap year in France at 16. Here, he became infatuated with daffodils and mimosas.

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