Enesco

Start the Holiday Fun with Enesco!

For many people, the holiday season just wouldn't be the same without beautiful figures, decorations, and ornaments inspired by The Nightmare Before Christmas characters and others such as Santa, Frosty, Rudolph, Minnie Mouse, and Pooh that we tend to associate with the holidays. But the real fun is that you can enjoy these fabulous collectibles all year round!

Incredible Artists Make All This Possible

None of these sensational pieces would exist were it not for the legendary Jim Shore and other super-talented artists who design and make them come to life, each in that artist's own inimitable style. Be it snow globes, cookie jars, mugs, and more from Brazilian neo-pop artist Romero Britto or delightful one-of-a-kind creations in the whimsical cartoon folk-art style you'll find in Enesco's extremely popular The World of Miss Mindy collection, you won't be disappointed.

Why the Name Enesco?

You might wonder how the name Enesco came to be. Well, back in 1958, Enesco was the import division for the N. Shure Company. When N. Shure was sold to Butler Brothers, that import division was spun off and Enesco founder Louis R. "Bob" Miller, Jr. thought up the name. "Enesco" came from an acronym for N. Shure Company - "N S Co" - which phonetically sounds like "Enesco." Voila!