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Christmas holiday      Summary Christmas, Christian festival celebrating the birth of Jesus. The English term Christmas (“mass on Christ’s day”) is of fairly recent origin. The earlier term Yule may have derived from the Germanic jōl or the Anglo-Saxon geōl, which referred to the feast of the winter solstice. The corresponding terms in other languages—Navidad in Spanish, Natale in Italian, Noël in French—all probably denote nativity. The German word Weihnachten denotes “hallowed night.” Since the early 20th century, Christmas has also been a secular family holiday, observed by Christians and non-Christians alike, devoid of Christian elements, and marked by an increasingly elaborate exchange of gifts. In this secular Christmas celebration, a mythical figure named Santa Claus plays the pivotal role. Origin and development The early Christian community distinguished between the identification of the date of Jesus’ birth and the liturgical celebration of that event. The actual observance of the day of Jesus’ birth was long in coming. In particular, during the first two centuries of Christianity there was strong opposition to recognizing birthdays of martyrs or, for that matter, of Jesus. Numerous Church Fathers offered sarcastic comments about the pagan custom of celebrating birthdays when, in fact, saints and martyrs should be honoured on the days of their martyrdom—their true “birthdays,” from the church’s perspective. Child sitting near Christmas tree at night at home reading BRITANNICA QUIZ “Oh, Christmas Tree!” Quiz “Oh, Christmas tree, Oh Christmas tree, how did you come to be?” See how much you know about the origin of the Christmas tree right here. Learn how Christian historian Sextus Africanus and Roman Emperor Constantine I determined Christmas's date Learn how Christian historian Sextus Africanus and Roman Emperor Constantine I determined Christmas's dateSee all videos for this article The precise origin of assigning December 25 as the birth date of Jesus is unclear. The New Testament provides no clues in this regard. December 25 was first identified as the date of Jesus’ birth by Sextus Julius Africanus in 221 and later became the universally accepted date. One widespread explanation of the origin of this date is that December 25 was the Christianizing of the dies solis invicti nati (“day of the birth of the unconquered sun”), a popular holiday in the Roman Empire that celebrated the winter solstice as a symbol of the resurgence of the sun, the casting away of winter and the heralding of the rebirth of spring and summer. Indeed, after December 25 had become widely accepted as the date of Jesus’ birth, Christian writers frequently made the connection between the rebirth of the sun and the birth of the Son. One of the difficulties with this view is that it suggests a nonchalant willingness on the part of the Christian church to appropriate a pagan festival when the early church was so intent on distinguishing itself categorically from pagan beliefs and practices. A second view suggests that December 25 became the date of Jesus’ birth by a priori reasoning that identified the spring equinox as the date of the creation of the world and the fourth day of creation, when the light was created, as the day of Jesus’ conception (i.e., March 25). December 25, nine months later, then became the date of Jesus’ birth. For a long time the celebration of Jesus’ birth was observed in conjunction with his baptism, celebrated January 6. Christmas began to be widely celebrated with a specific liturgy in the 9th century but did not attain the liturgical importance of either Good Friday or Easter, the other two major Christian holidays. Roman Catholic churches celebrate the first Christmas mass at midnight, and Protestant churches have increasingly held Christmas candlelight services late on the evening of December 24. A special service of “lessons and carols” intertwines Christmas carols with Scripture readings narrating salvation history from the Fall in the Garden of Eden to the coming of Christ. The service, inaugurated by E.W. Benson and adopted at the University of Cambridge, has become widely popular. Contemporary customs in the West U.S. National Christmas Tree, Washington, D.C. U.S. National Christmas Tree, Washington, D.C. Discover the history of Advent calendars and wreaths Discover the history of Advent calendars and wreathsSee all videos for this article None of the contemporary Christmas customs have their origin in theological or liturgical affirmations, and most are of fairly recent date. The Renaissance humanist Sebastian Brant recorded, in Das Narrenschiff (1494; The Ship of Fools), the custom of placing branches of fir trees in houses. Even though there is some uncertainty about the precise date and origin of the tradition of the Christmas tree, it appears that fir trees decorated with apples were first known in Strasbourg in 1605. The first use of candles on such trees is recorded by a Silesian duchess in 1611. The Advent wreath—made of fir branches, with four candles denoting the four Sundays of the Advent season—is of even more recent origin, especially in North America. The custom, which began in the 19th century but had roots in the 16th, originally involved a fir wreath with 24 candles (the 24 days before Christmas, starting December 1), but the awkwardness of having so many candles on the wreath reduced the number to four. An analogous custom is the Advent calendar, which provides 24 openings, one to be opened each day beginning December 1. According to tradition, the calendar was created in the 19th century by a Munich housewife who tired of having to answer endlessly when Christmas would come. The first commercial calendars were printed in Germany in 1851. The intense preparation for Christmas that is part of the commercialization of the holiday has blurred the traditional liturgical distinction between Advent and the Christmas season, as can be seen by the placement of Christmas trees in sanctuaries well before December 25. Get a Britannica Premium subscription and gain access to exclusive content. Subscribe Now Know about Christmas, a Christian religious holiday Know about Christmas, a Christian religious holidaySee all videos for this article Know about Christmas Eve Know about Christmas EveSee all videos for this article Toward the end of the 18th century the practice of giving gifts to family members became well established. Theologically, the feast day reminded Christians of God’s gift of Jesus to humankind even as the coming of the Wise Men, or Magi, to Bethlehem suggested that Christmas was somehow related to giving gifts. The practice of giving gifts, which goes back to the 15th century, contributed to the view that Christmas was a secular holiday focused on family and friends. This was one reason why Puritans in Old and New England opposed the celebration of Christmas and in both England and America succeeded in banning its observance. Donegall Square, Belfast, Northern Ireland Donegall Square, Belfast, Northern Ireland The tradition of celebrating Christmas as a secular family holiday is splendidly illustrated by a number of English “Christmas” carols such as “Here We Come A-Wassailing” or “Deck the Halls.” It can also be seen in the practice of sending Christmas cards, which began in England in the 19th century. Moreover, in countries such as Austria and Germany, the connection between the Christian festival and the family holiday is made by identifying the Christ Child as the giver of gifts to the family. In some European countries, St. Nicholas appears on his feast day (December 6) bringing modest gifts of candy and other gifts to children. In North America the pre-Christmas role of the Christian saint Nicholas was transformed, under the influence of the poem “A Visit from St. Nicholas” (or “ ’Twas the Night Before Christmas”), into the increasingly central role of Santa Claus as the source of Christmas gifts for the family. While both name and attire—a version of the traditional dress of bishop—of Santa Claus reveal his Christian roots, and his role of querying children about their past behaviour replicates that of St. Nicholas, he is seen as a secular figure. In Australia, where people attend open-air concerts of Christmas carols and have their Christmas dinner on the beach, Santa Claus wears red swimming trunks as well as a white beard. Christmas decorations Christmas decorations Learn about the tradition of gift-giving during Christmas Learn about the tradition of gift-giving during ChristmasSee all videos for this article In most European countries, gifts are exchanged on Christmas Eve, December 24, in keeping with the notion that the baby Jesus was born on the night of the 24th. The morning of December 25, however, has become the time for the exchange of gifts in North America. In 17th- and 18th-century Europe the modest exchange of gifts took place in the early hours of the 25th when the family returned home from the Christmas mass. When the evening of the 24th became the time for the exchange of gifts, the Christmas mass was set into the late afternoon of that day. In North America the centrality of the morning of the 25th of December as the time for the family to open presents has led, with the exception of Catholic and some Lutheran and Episcopal churches, to the virtual end of holding church services on that day, a striking illustration of the way societal customs influence liturgical practices. Given the importance of Christmas as one of the major Christian feast days, most European countries observe, under Christian influence, December 26 as a second Christmas holiday. This practice recalls the ancient Christian liturgical notion that the celebration of Christmas, as well as that of Easter and of Pentecost, should last the entire week. The weeklong observance, however, was successively reduced to Christmas day and a single additional holiday on December 26. Contemporary customs in Eastern and Oriental Orthodoxy Eastern Orthodox churches honour Christmas on December 25. However, for those that continue to use the Julian calendar for their liturgical observances, this date corresponds to January 7 on the Gregorian calendar. The churches of the Oriental Orthodox communion celebrate Christmas variously. For example, in Armenia, the first country to adopt Christianity as its official religion, the church uses its own calendar; the Armenian Apostolic Church honours January 6 as Christmas. In Ethiopia, where Christianity has had a home ever since the 4th century, the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church celebrates Christmas on January 7. Most of the churches of the Syriac Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch and All the East celebrate Christmas on December 25; at the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, however, the Syriac Orthodox celebrate Christmas on January 6 with the Armenian Apostolic Church. Congregations of the Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria follow the date of December 25 on the Julian calendar, which corresponds to Khiak 29 on the ancient Coptic calendar. Contemporary customs in other areas Christmas in Seoul Christmas in Seoul With the spread of Christianity beyond Europe and North America, the celebration of Christmas was transferred to societies throughout the non-Western world. In many of these countries, Christians are not the majority population, and, therefore, the religious holiday has not become a cultural holiday. Christmas customs in these societies thus often echo Western traditions because the people were exposed to Christianity as a religion and cultural artifact of the West. In South and Central America, unique religious and secular traditions mark the Christmas celebration. In Mexico, on days leading up to Christmas, the search of Mary and Joseph for a place to stay is reenacted, and children try to break a piñata filled with toys and candy. Christmas is a great summer festival in Brazil, including picnics, fireworks, and other festivities as well as a solemn procession of priests to the church to celebrate midnight mass. In some parts of India the evergreen Christmas tree is replaced by the mango tree or the bamboo tree, and houses are decorated with mango leaves and paper stars. Christmas largely remains a Christian holiday and is otherwise not widely observed. Japan serves as illustration of a different sort. In that predominantly Shintō and Buddhist country, the secular aspects of the holiday—Christmas trees and decorations, even the singing of Christmas songs such as “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” or “White Christmas”—are widely observed instead of the religious aspects.  wish is a hope or desire for something. In fiction, wishes can be used as plot devices. In folklore, opportunities for "making a wish" or for wishes to "come true" or "be granted" are themes that are sometimes used. Contents 1    In fiction 2    In practice 3    In religion 4    See also 5    References In fiction In fiction a wish is a supernatural demand placed on the recipient's unlimited request. When it is the center of a tale, the wish is usually a template for a morality tale, "be careful what you wish for"; it can also be a small part of a tale, in which case it is often used as a plot device. One can wish on many things for example: wishing wells, dandelions when one blows the seeds or light them on fire, stars and much more. When one wishes on a well, a coin is thrown in and the thrower silently makes a wish in the hope it comes true. A template for fictional wishes could be The Book of One Thousand and One Nights, specifically the tale of Aladdin, although in the tale of Aladdin the actual wishes were only part of the tale. Also, Aladdin's demands, while outrageous, were mainly variations on wealth (which is still often taken as the most common request). Classically the wish provider is often a spirit, genie, or similar entity, which is bound or constrained within a commonplace object (Aladdin's oil lamp for example) or a container closed with Solomon's seal. Releasing the entity from its constraint, usually by some simple action, allows the object's possessor to make a wish. The subservience of the extraordinarily powerful entity to the wisher can be explained in several ways. The entity may be grateful to be free of its constraint and the wish is a thank-you gift. The entity may be bound to obedience by its prison or some other item that the wisher possesses. The entity may, by its nature, be unable to exercise its powers without an initiator. Other wish providers are a wide variety of, more or less, inanimate objects. W.W. Jacob's Monkey's Paw is an example of this. Piers Anthony puts a spin on this idea in Castle Roogna: a magic ring claims to grant wishes and then claims credit when a wish comes true, apparently from the unaided efforts of the characters—but every wish made on the ring sooner or later comes true.[1] Some wishes appear to be granted by nothing in particular. Snow White's mother's wish for a beautiful child might have been a coincidence,[2] but the father's wish in "The Seven Ravens" transforms his seven sons into ravens,[3] just as the mother's wish in "The Raven" transforms her daughter. This is common in a tale involving a person, male or female, wishing for a child, even one that is a hedgehog, or a sprig of myrtle, or no bigger than a hazel nut. The number of wishes granted varies. Aladdin had an unlimited number in the original story, but was restricted to three wishes in the 1992 Disney film. As in the Charles Perrault tale "The Ridiculous Wishes", three is the most common,[4] but others may be granted to fit the constraints of the tale. Several authors have spun variations of the wish for more wishes theme, though some disallow this as cheating. In many stories the wording of the wish is extremely important. For example, characters often say, "I wish I was wealthy." This wording could be taken literally, the wish granted so that at one time the wisher was (used to be) wealthy but is not any more. Saying, "I wish to be wealthy", then because "to be" refers to either the present or the future, they would become wealthy. A common problem is the granter of the wish being either extremely literal or through malice granting the request in a manner designed to cause maximum distress (such as a request for wealth being granted through inheritance/insurance on the death of a loved one). Certain authors have also tried an "always on" approach: the careless use of the word "wish" in everyday conversation having, often unpleasant, consequences. In practice Wishes written on red ribbons and tied to a tree in Beihai, Guangxi, China Several cultures engage in customs that entail wish-granting, such as blowing out the candles on a birthday cake, praying, seeing a shooting star at night,[5] tossing a coin into a wishing well or fountain, breaking the wishbone of a cooked turkey, blowing a dandelion, or writing wishes on a ribbon or a sky lantern. Many believe such wishes can only come true if they are kept a secret from other people. Others, on the other hand, believe that wishes come true only if they are told to someone else.[citation needed] In religion In Christianity, especially among Roman Catholic, Lutheran and Anglican denominations, believers pray novenas to request a favour they wish to obtain.[6] Within Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism, the Kalpavriksha trees were believed to have once held the ability to grant wishes.[7][8] The Cintamani stone of Hindu-Buddhist origin is considered to parallel the Philosopher's Stone of western alchemy and also thought to be capable of fulfilling any wishes.[9] See also Wikiquote has quotations related to Wishes. Look up wish in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Children's Wish Foundation Kids Wish Network Make-A-Wish Foundation Three wishes joke Wishful thinking Wish Upon William's Wish Wellingtons Stamping (custom) References  John Grant and John Clute, The Encyclopedia of Fantasy, "Rings", p. 813 ISBN 0-312-19869-8  Maria Tatar, The Annotated Brothers Grimm, p. 243 W. W. Norton & company, London, New York, 2004 ISBN 0-393-05848-4  Maria Tatar, The Annotated Brothers Grimm, p. 136 W. W. Norton & company, London, New York, 2004 ISBN 0-393-05848-4  Maria Tatar, The Annotated Brothers Grimm, p. 166 W. W. Norton & company, London, New York, 2004 ISBN 0-393-05848-4  Harbster, Jennifer (2012-12-11). "Wishing upon the Shooting Stars: The Geminid Meteor Shower | Inside Adams: Science, Technology & Business". blogs.loc.gov. Retrieved 2019-08-19.  Manual of the Purgatorian Society. Mission Church. 1907. p. 202.  Roshen Dalal (2014) [First published=2010]. Hinduism: An Alphabetical Guide. Penguin Books. p. 620. ISBN 9788184752779.  Padma, Sree (2013). Vicissitudes of the Goddess: Reconstructions of the Gramadevata in India's Religious Traditions. Oxford University Press. p. 83. ISBN 9780199325047.  René Guénon (2004) [First published=1962]. Symbols of Sacred Science. Sophia Perennis. p. 277. ISBN 9780900588785. 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An illuminated metronome system will teach them how to doze off naturally with an expanding light that'll prompt them to breathe in and retract when it's time to breathe out. 2 FOR THE COZY CONNOISSEUR Warmies Slippers $22 AT AMAZON Pop these plush puppies into the microwave, and toes will be toasty in no time. The all natural grain and dried lavender fill in these microwavable slippers will provide a soothing weighted feel and release stress-busting aromatherapy benefits into the air. It’s a thoughtful Christmas gift anyone can use. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 3 FOR COMFY STEPS Cloud Slides Now 33% off $24 AT AMAZON Give them the chance to feel like they’re walking on clouds with these popular slides. The soles of these slides are 1.5 inches thick, lightweight, and compression-resistant for a stable, supportive fit they’ll want to take off. Best of all, it’s available in 21 unique colors to match anyone’s style. 4 FOR THE OUTDOORSY-ISH ONE Portable Campfire $28 AT AMAZON $30 AT WALMART For anyone who loves to sit back and relax near the campfire but doesn’t have the space or wherewithal to build one, gift them this nifty little thing for Christmas. The candle-like “campfire” has 3 to 5 hours of burn time and is sleek enough to bring the campfire wherever — be it the beach, the backyard, or anywhere else! 5 FOR THE SPA LOVERS Classic Bidet Toilet Seat Attachment $99 AT AMAZON It may seem strange to opt for a bidet as a Christmas gift, but let's be real: It adds a bit of spa-like luxury to any bathroom. Trust us — we've tried it. This option by Tushy has pressure and angle control, so it's bound to be just right for whomever you gift it to. 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It’s fabric-bound and contains 230 heavyweight pages for a gift that’s made to last for years. 14 FOR THE SHUTTERBUG Sprocket Portable Photo Printer Starter Bundle $130 AT AMAZON $130 AT WALMART It's all about instant gratification these days, so help them turn their digital memories into physical memorabilia with a click of a button. This HP Sprocket starter bundle is a fun Christmas gift that's capable of printing 2x3-inch photos on the included Zero Ink paper. They can even edit photos before printing with Sprocket's mobile app. The bundle includes a deluxe case, sticker sets, twin tip markers, square hanging frames, and an album to store all their pics. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 15 FOR THE WINTER COMMUTER Bluetooth Beanie $30 AT AMAZON If they already own a great pair of wireless earbuds, this beanie will easily take their place in the winter months. This Bluetooth speaker-and-beanie combo make it possible for your recipient to listen to all their favorite tunes, skip back and forth through their playlists, and even take phone calls, all while keeping their head cozy. 16 FOR THE MINIMALIST-MINDED CHEF Always Pan $145 AT OUR PLACE The seemingly minimalist design of this sophisticated pan conceals a complex secret inside. It's actually eight pieces of cookware in one, containing a frying pan, sauté pan, steamer, skillet, saucepan, nonstick pan, spatula, and spoon rest in a single simplified unit, making it an ideal Christmas gift for apartment dwellers who are tight on room. 17 FOR THE COMPETITIVE COMRADE HUES and CUES Vibrant Color Guessing Game $25 AT AMAZON $25 AT WALMART Get ready for a colorful game night! This eye-catching board game will test everyone’s knowledge and guessing capabilities. Players will take turns trying to guess a specific hue from the 480 color squares on the board. The player with the most points on the grayscale scoring track wins the game. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 18 FOR THE KIDS Sunny The Bright Light Chameleon Now 10% off $14 AT AMAZON $14 AT WALMART This colorful toy is one of the best Christmas gifts for kids. Like a real chameleon, Sunny The Bright Light Chameleon changes color according to its mood. This interactive toy chameleon also responds to petting, feeding, the sound of your voice, and music. Plus, it’s designed for endless play to keep the little one entertained. 19 GREAT FOR SIDE SLEEPERS Wireless Sleep Headphones $100 AT AMAZON If your loved one typically has trouble falling asleep with headphones, especially when lying on their sides, these Bluetooth sleeping headphones with flat speakers will be a useful Christmas gift. It has built-in control buttons, clear sound quality, and a 12-hour battery life so they can listen throughout the night for restful sleep. 20 FOR THE INTREPID TRAVELER Self Cleaning Water Bottle $99 AT AMAZON Frequent travelers know that keeping a water bottle on hand is always a smart move, but finding a good spot to fill up with filtered H2O while in transit can be tricky. This USB-rechargeable water bottle from LARQ is not only insulated, but it uses an internal UV-C LED light that activates every 2 hours to purify the water and eliminate up to 99.99% of contaminants. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 21 FOR THE EXPERIMENTAL OENOPHILE Starter Pack $96 AT USUALWINES.COM Treat the self-proclaimed wine connoisseur in your life with this Usual Wines starter pack. Usual Wines are sustainably farmed with minimal intervention and free of added flavorings, colorants, and sugar. This starter pack includes six generous single-serve bottles of an effervescent brut, a fruity red, and a crisp rosé for them to enjoy. 22 FOR CORD-FREE LISTENING Bluetooth Headphone Adapter $55 AT AMAZON $58 AT WALMART If you’re looking for a gift for the one who’s always catching flights, look no further than this TikTok famous gadget. It has a battery life of over 16 hours and can wirelessly connect up to two wireless headphones via Bluetooth, so they can enjoy all the in-flight entertainment without ever dropping a penny on those airline headsets. 23 TO HOLD EVERYTHING Go Getter Bag 2.0 $158 AT LULULEMON Give your giftee this versatile gym bag from Lululemon that’s great for everyday use. It has designated space for sweaty workout clothes, their water bottle, and all other essentials. It’s made of water-repellent fabric and also features padded handles for comfy carrying, an interior padded pocket for a 16-inch laptop, and a quick-access pocket for their phone. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 24 A MUST-HAVE OUTDOOR PICK Rendezvous Camping Chair $65 AT AMAZON Fans of the great outdoors will appreciate having a comfortable place to sit wherever they go. From sunny beach days to hanging around a campfire, this foldable chair will be their favorite Christmas gift. The TechMesh fabric offers breathability, while the sturdy steel frame offers support and stability as they relax. 25 COMMUTER COMPANION The Backpack $149 AT DAYOWL.COM Don’t be fooled by the minimalist design — because this backpack offers major storage. It has multiple pockets, including a padded laptop pocket ideal for a 16-inch laptop, a secret side pocket that’s perfect for keys, and even a spill-resistant bottle pocket that can fit up to a 750-milliliter water bottle. 26 FOR QUALITY ATHLEISURE Sunday Performance Jogger $98 AT VUORI A great pair of joggers are always a welcomed gift for him. Made of moisture-wicking material, this pair from Vuori is quick-drying, offers four-way stretch, and will become a new staple in his closet. It also features a drawcord, an elastic waistband, and a zippered pocket to easily store important items when he’s on the move. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 27 A RECYCLED KITCHEN NECESSITY The reBoard $35 AT MATERIAL Give their kitchen a surprising sustainable upgrade with this BPA-free cutting board made from kitchen plastic scraps and renewable sugarcane. It’s available in six gorgeous colors to compliment any kitchen aesthetic. Plus, 50% of proceeds from the color To Pó-Po, with Love will benefit Heart of Dinner, which delivers care packages to elders in the AAPI community throughout New York City. 28 FOR LIGHTWEIGHT TRANSPORTATION Soltera Ebike $1,299 AT AVENTON BIKES If they've been considering joining the world of e-bikes, this Aventon Soltera electric bike is a splurgeworthy gift that's sure to impress them. Despite being an electric bike, this single-speed bike is agile and lightweight, so they can zip through the city and carry it with total ease. It's also available in a 7-speed option as well. 29 FOR THE AT-HOME BARISTA Limu Ethiopia Single Origin Coffee $26 AT AMAZON Looking to gift a guarantee for good mornings this Christmas? This blend of Arabica beans is sure to please. It’s a light roast with low acidity and notes of chocolate, blueberry, and honey. A cup of this coffee will make you want to actually get up in the morning. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 30 FOR TINY KICKS Smallbirds Wool Runners $60 AT ALLBIRDS This pint-sized version of one of Allbirds' most-loved styles — wool runners — will make your littlest recipient squee with joy. These Smallbirds wool runners are made with natural materials, feature elastic laces, and have a small carbon footprint for a sustainable Christmas gift. Plus, since messes happen, they're machine-washable — which is a parent's dream. 31 BEST HANDBAG The Naturals Crossbody $68 AT BEISTRAVEL.COM A great handbag can last a lifetime, making it one of the best Christmas gifts you can give. This crossbody bag by Shay Mitchell's brand Beis is beautifully constructed with faux croc material, three pockets, and a knotted crossbody strap. The gorgeous cognac color goes with almost any outfit during any season. We especially love the contrast of the acrylic handles with the material of this compact handbag. 32 SCENTED CANDLE ALTERNATIVE Smart Fragrance Diffuser $44 AT TRYPURA.COM This smart diffuser is an upgrade from the traditional scented candle gift — and our editors are obsessed with it. Your recipient will appreciate the ability to control this diffuser from anywhere with the app. They can create custom schedules, adjust fragrance intensity, and swap between the two scents to fill their space when and how they want to. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 33 TRIPLE-THREAT SKIN CARE Mini Cream Discovery Set $70 AT WALMART This cream set from Sol de Janeiro will become their new go-to product when they want super smooth, soft skin and smell absolutely heavenly. This trio works to firm up, brighten, and hydrate their skin. It includes three body creams — Brazilian Bum Bum, Bom Dia Bright with Vitamin C, and Coco Cabana Intense Hydration. 34 BEST PHOTO GIFT Custom Photo Woven Throw Blanket $70 AT AMAZON If you live far away from friends and family, this blanket can help them feel like you're wrapping them up in a hug, no matter where you are. Choose a favorite photo, upload it, and you'll soon have your own woven blanket to give to loved ones this Christmas. 35 FOR THE PERSON WHO WORKS FROM HOME Temperature Control Smart Mug 2 $144 AT AMAZON Keeping tea, coffee, and hot cocoa warm has never been easier than with Ember's genius smart mug. It can be controlled with a smartphone and has a long lasting battery. It'll maintain their preferred sipping temperature, so they don't have to keep running to the microwave ever so often to heat up lukewarm liquids. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 36 FOR THE PREPARED SURVIVALIST Emergency Preparedness Kit in Bin $295 AT JUDY.CO You never know what tomorrow will bring, but with this all-inclusive emergency bin from JUDY, you can at least be prepared. It includes six pre-packed boxes featuring essential tools for warmth, safety, and first-aid, plus enough food and water to sustain four people for up to 72 hours of self-sufficiency. 37 BEST TECH GIFT Essentials Catch:2 Dual Wireless Charging Station $90 AT AMAZON We all have a tendency to throw our keys, change, and phone down onto the first surface we encounter in our home, but what if that surface could corral your items and charge your phone? Courant has created a chic linen catch-all wireless charger, making sure your phone is juiced up before you grab your keys and walk out the door. 38 FOR THE FASHIONISTA The Perfect Black Pant $199 AT AMAZON $148 AT BLOOMINGDALE'S $148 AT SAKS FIFTH AVENUE Not only do these pants carry the name “The Perfect Black Pant,” but believe us — they actually live up to all the hype! They’re a flattering pair of pants with the comfort of leggings but with a more formal look. It has a high-waisted silhouette, split cuffs, and four-way stretch for total comfort. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 39 FOR THE FIERY FOODIE Truffle-Infused Hot Sauce $13 AT AMAZON $18 AT BLOOMINGDALE'S $18 AT NEIMAN MARCUS This best-selling hot sauce is literally the best thing you can gift a foodie who has a penchant for dabbling in all things spicy — and our editors can't get enough of it. The heat of red chiles blended with the umami (savory mouthfeel) of black truffle takes this designer sauce to the next level. This gift set includes two bottles. While you're at it, try Truff's pasta sauce, too. 40 FOR THE PET PARENT Custom Pet Portrait Cookie Cutter $33 AT ETSY Give your favorite baker the tools they need to create the cutest cookie they'll ever eat. Simply send in an image of their beloved pet, and the seller will create a customized cookie cutter that looks just like their animal companion. It's a unique gift that will make the most adorable and delicious cookies! 41 FOR THE SENTIMENTAL SWEETHEART Engraved Date Necklace $22 AT AMAZON This trendy personalized necklace is delicate enough to wear every day, but it's the personalized date that's engraved on its silver pendant that makes it extra special. Choose a meaningful date, like a birthday or anniversary, for a tangible memento from those memories that she can keep close to her heart. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 42 FOR THE LONG-DISTANCE DUO Long Distance Friendship Lamp $210 AT AMAZON If you're separated by distance from a loved one, gifting a set of two light-up friendship lamps will help your loved ones feel closer, no matter the circumstance. Whenever you think of your recipient, reach out and touch your lamp to send love their way. Their corresponding unit will instantly light up, emitting a soul-warming ambient glow that'll make them feel fuzzy inside. 43 FOR LAZY LOUNGING Dream Jersey Crew Neck Lounge Set $109 AT AMAZON Is there anything better than curling up in cozy loungewear on a cool day? This jogger and crew neck lounge set is made of über soft jersey that feels like a hug once you put it on. It's even chic enough to wear out of the house, which is always a plus. 44 FOR THOSE WHO LOVE DISCOVERING NEW BEAUTY BRANDS Beauty Box Subscription $15 AT BIRCHBOX The most popular — and definitely among the most valuable — subscription box out there, Birchbox, was made by women for women to test their preferred products before the bigger buy. An A+ pick for besties, each box features five trial-sized products you can tailor to her interests, including samples from cult classics and emerging brands. There's one for men, too! ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 45 FOR THE ARTSY FRIEND Instax Mini 9 Instant Camera $84 AT AMAZON $80 AT WALMART The Fujifilm Instax Mini instant camera is a great Christmas gift for that friend who loves to snap photos constantly, and now the pics don't have to sit in their camera roll! It comes in vibrant light blue, dark blue, green, pink, and smokey white, so you can pick the color that matches their personality. Just be sure to order some film packs to go with it so they can take pictures of everyone else opening presents! 46 FOR THE STUDENTS Kånken Water Resistant Backpack $80 AT NORDSTROM $80 AT ZAPPOS $90 AT SHOPBOP For the student or commuter in your life, a great backpack makes for the best Christmas gift. Kånken bags are stylish in their simplicity and are available in tons of colors to match anyone’s aesthetic. This version is also water-resistant, making it perfect for rainy days or snowy commutes. 47 FOR TINY TOTS Bixbee Bootie $35 AT NORDSTROM $40 AT ZAPPOS $40 AT BUY BUY BABY Who says the little ones can’t get some new kicks? These fuzzy booties each have an adjustable hook-and-loop strap that will keep their toes warm and go with just about any outfit. They come in sizes 0-18 months. Plus, you get to say you got their baby their first pair of UGGs. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 48 FOR PET PARENTS Harness Walk Kit $98 AT WILDONE.COM There's something about a matching harness and leash that makes you feel like you have it all together when you go out for a walk. This set is not only chic, but the harness is supportive and safe for your doggo. It can help keep them from pulling too hard when they see something exciting, making things easier for you and keeping them from choking themselves. 49 FOR THE ORGANIZED TRAVELER The Waverley Convertible Bag $147 AT LOANDSONS.COM If you're looking for a gift for someone who's got the whole travel thing down — meaning they can fit all the essentials in a carry-on, no matter how long the trip — this is the one for them. This do-it-all tiny bag can be worn cross-body, used as a clutch, or worn as a belt bag. Inside, it has one zipper pocket with card slots inside and a slip pocket to hold non-valuables. There's even a card slot on the back of the bag for easy metro card access. 50 FOR THE GROOMING-OBSESSED Harry's Winston Set $25 AT HARRY'S While grooming kits are a solid Christmas gift option, the Winston set from Harry's is a practical (yet slightly more luxe) gift for the guy who appreciates a proper shave. It includes a foaming shave gel, three German-engineered blade cartridges, and a weighted, ergonomic handle that can be engraved for a personalized Christmas gift. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 51 FOR THE COFFEE PURIST Pour-Over Glass Coffeemaker $45 AT WILLIAMS SONOMA Shopping for a coffee elitist who'd instantly roll their eyes at the thought of a pod-powered pour? This elegant glass option from Chemex will preserve the integrity of their favorite ground beans to brew the most flavorful batch possible. It's a timeless gadget that's totally worth the hype and is hands-down one of the best Christmas gifts to get the coffee lover in your life. 52 FOR THE CURIOUS ONE MasterClass Subscription $150 AT MASTERCLASS Lovers of learning will appreciate the opportunity to educate themselves in a series of online classes taught by more than 65 famous instructors. They'll learn cooking from Gordon Ramsay, creativity and leadership from Anna Wintour, tennis from Serena Williams, and so many more great skills from outrageously inspiring individuals. 53 FOR THE WINTER COMMUTER Women's Packable Down Jacket Now 32% off $34 AT AMAZON Give the gift of a warm and sleek winter coat with this packable down number. The down-filled channels help hold heat in, and there's even a hood to ward off brisk winter winds. Best part? It packs down into a small pouch, so it's easy to stow away. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 54 FOR LIGHTING UP ROOMS AND LIVES Long-Lasting Candle $42 AT ONEGRIDCANDLE.COM While a candle can certainly light up a room, this one is designed to light up lives. Each candle is poured by women refugees in the USA, using 100-percent soy and coconut wax and natural cotton wicks. They burn for about 55 hours, making them a long-lasting gift, too. 55 FOR THE COFFEE CONNOISSEUR Clara French Press $99 AT FELLOWPRODUCTS.COM Sometimes, less is more in terms of brewing a morning cup of joe. This sleek French press not only looks great on the counter but it's made of double-walled steel to keep coffee hot for longer. There are also markings on the inside for the perfect bean-to-water ratio. 56 FOR ON-THE-MOVE MUSCLE RELIEF Theragun Mini Now 10% off $179 AT AMAZON $199 AT VERIZON.COM $175 AT WALMART If working from home has left their back feeling tight and achy, this tiny Theragun will loosen built-up tension with a powerful percussion massage. It's the brand's smallest device to date, making its convenient pocket size ultra portable for on-the-go relief. Plus, it uses QuietForce Technology for a near-silent experience when in use. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 57 FOR THE FRIEND WHO JUST MOVED UP NORTH Women's Thickened Down Jacket $150 AT AMAZON This infamous "Amazon jacket," has garnered more than 16,000 positive reviews and not without good reason. It features a fleece lined hood, zippers on both sides to expand the jacket for free movement, and six large pockets to store basically everything because the last thing you want to hold on a cold day is a purse. 58 A MULTIUSE WORKOUT ACCESSORY Workout Sliders $20 AT AMAZON A lot of us have been working out in our living rooms or bedrooms for over a year now, so why not continue to upgrade someone's home setup? These sliders by Bala (makers of the fashionable weighted bangles) are small and easy to store away, but they're perfect for ab workouts or even just leveling up a yoga routine. 59 FOR HOT SLEEPERS Tree Napper Weighted Blanket $269 AT BEARABY Weighted blankets are great for anyone who has trouble falling asleep. They actually help stimulate serotonin production and decrease stress hormone production, which is the perfect combination to help anyone drift off. This one by Bearaby is hand-knitted and made of eucalyptus fibers, which help wick away moisture, keeping you cool at night. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 60 FOR THE LITTLE ONE WHO LOVES SURPRISES Cutetitos $10 AT WALMART Your little one will be surprised for so many reasons when they spot this playful plushie toy under the tree. Inside a tiny tortilla blanket lies an adorable new friend, but they won't know which one they're going to get until they unwrap it, so anticipate multiple waves of excited screams. 61 FOR GATHERING AROUND THE FIRE Janesville Steel Wood Burning Fire Pit $170 AT WAYFAIR $175 AT QVC $176 AT BED BATH AND BEYOND There's something about sitting around a fire with friends that makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside. With this fire pit, you can feel that way every night if you wanted to! It's the perfect gift for the friend who always hosts or has a backyard begging for a fire pit to gather around. 62 FOR APPLE FANS iPhone 13 $929 AT AMAZON $979 AT WALMART $1,093 AT TIGERDIRECT.COM The iPhone is a perennial best gift. And the iPhone 13 — which we happen to think is the best iPhone to date — will brighten anyone's Christmas morning. It brings welcome improvements, including more power, a vastly more sophisticated camera setup, and a brighter display. The new iPhone also comes in a slew of eye-catching colors to match anyone's unique style. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 63 FOR THE SPAGOER Classic Bathrobe $109 AT PARACHUTE HOME We’re calling it: This bathrobe is a perfect go-to gift for when you’re fresh out of ideas but you still want to impress. Available in six soothing shades, this plush robe is made of soft and cozy Turkish cotton, has two front pockets, and will honestly make anyone’s (Christmas) day. 64 FOR THE CULTURALLY AWARE CONVERSATIONALIST Revoked Card Game $22 AT AMAZON Celebrate Black popular culture with a nostalgia-packed card game that'll get the whole family involved. Trivia questions like “How many fights did Will Smith get into before his mom got scared?” are balanced with debate-initiating prompts like “Who is the best rap artist out right now?” as well as more serious topics that’ll lead to thought-provoking conversation. 65 FOR THE DOG MOM AND DAD Dog DNA Test Kit Now 20% off $159 AT AMAZON $159 AT CHEWY While DNA kits for humans are an unforgettable Christmas gift, why not get DNA kits for the dogs in your life. Who wouldn't want to know more about their pooch? With a simple cheek swab, you can reveal more about breed information, disease predisposition, and ancestry of their pooch in 2-4 weeks! ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 66 FOR THE IT-GIRL Croissant Dôme Hoops $78 AT MEJURI Sometimes a classic Christmas gift is the way to go! These croissant-inspired hoops are on every it-girl's wish list. This pair of earrings feature a timeless, elegant design that's still super sleek, trendy, and will be what they reach for to complete any look. It’s available in gold vermeil and sterling silver. 67 FOR THOSE WHO LOVE A HOME WORKOUT The Mirror $1,495 AT MIRROR If YouTube workouts and quarantine walks just aren't cutting it anymore, go all-in with Mirror's all-in-one exercise system that'll get you moving at home. They'll get unlimited access to live and on-demand classes in more than 50 genres and even receive feedback on their workout performance. When not in use, it functions just like a regular mirror, so it won't disrupt your home's decor. 68 FOR THE FRIED FOOD FIEND 8-in-1 Digital Air Fryer Now 33% off $80 AT AMAZON $100 AT WALMART $85 AT WAYFAIR Gift them this popular programmable air fryer so that they can cook up all of their favorite crispy foods without any of the guilt. Eight presets will make it easy to switch from dippable chicken fingers to decadent fried Oreos, and because it offers a bake function too, there are practically no limits to what they can make. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 69 FOR THE ORGANIZED TRAVELER Go Pouch Set $39 AT BAGGU Ideal for toting along makeup in her purse or keeping tech items safe and separated, this set of three Baggu pouches will come in handy for plenty of uses. The set is offered in a variety of patterns printed on recycled heavyweight nylon and is completely recyclable for convenient cleaning. 70 FOR THE BOUGIE BATHROOM Linen Spa Bath Sheet $99 AT LINOTO These luxurious bath sheets will make getting out of a hot shower just a little bit easier. Made with imported Belgium linen, this is a Christmas gift that’s made to last for years. These sheets are thick, soft, and super absorbent, but they dry faster than traditional towels, thanks to their lightweight linen fabric. 71 FOR SAFER SOUND STREAMING Kids Smart Speaker Player $110 AT AMAZON This child-friendly "smart" speaker is controlled by physical cards that kids can scan to play music, audiobooks, podcasts, and more. It can also be used as a night light, clock, and sleep trainer. Unlike the Amazon Echo for kids, there's no camera, no microphone, and no ads, to ensure total privacy and safety for your tot. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 72 FOR THE HOME CHEF The Coated Pan $95 AT MATERIAL We’ve never swooned over a piece of cookware as much as we have with this one. This 10.5-inch stainless steel pan from Material has copper at its core, ensuring quick heating and consistent distribution throughout (no hot spots here!). It’s oven- and dishwasher-safe, and its nonstick coating is fume-free and long-lasting. 73 FOR THE FORGETFUL ONES AirTag (4-Pack) $95 AT AMAZON $99 AT WALMART $99 AT B&H PHOTO Imagine never having to worry about where you left something ever again. Thanks to Apple AirTags, you can gift that sense of relief! These tags stick onto just about anything — from wallets to dog collars — and they work as a tracker, so your gift recipient will always know where their things are. And if they do lose something, they can report it as lost in the Find My network, which comes standard with all Apple devices. More: 8 Apple AirTag Accessories For Peace of Mind With a Personal Touch 74 FOR THE ASPIRING DESIGNER iPad 9th Generation with Cellular $470 AT AMAZON $460 AT VERIZON.COM $474 AT WALMART Available in silver and space gray, the latest iPad model is one of our favorite luxury Christmas gifts this year. It has an upgraded processor and improved graphics, plus a gorgeous 10.2-inch Retina display. This iPad is also compatible with the Apple Pencil stylus, making this pick an incredibly capable tool (and gift idea!) for those in creative fields. We even named it one of the all-around best tablets to use. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW 75 FOR STARTING OFF THEIR SMART HOME Echo Dot 4th Generation $25 AT BEST BUY $50 AT VERIZON.COM $50 AT B&H PHOTO The Echo Dot 4th Generation flaunts a nicer, rounder design with a fabric-bound speaker than its predecessor. It can connect to a larger audio system via Bluetooth or a standard 3.5-millimeter audio cable for an even fuller sound. This is at a perfect price point for gifting the beginner who wants to transform their crib into a smart home!
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