
Door Slammer - Yule Lad Ornament
Hurðaskellir, the seventh Yule Lad (18 December) · hand-painted hanging ornament designed by Brian Pilkington · about 7.5 cm (3 in)
For the house with a door-slammer in it, whatever their age. Hang him on the tree, wait for somebody to ask who he is, and the story does the teasing for you.
Mid-dash
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- Ships worldwide from Iceland with tracking
- Caught mid-dash, key in hand
- Comes on 18 December, slamming doors
- One shoe sticking out of the ring
Hurðaskellir, Door Slammer, is the seventh of Iceland's thirteen Yule Lads and comes to town on 18 December. He is not after the food. The National Museum of Iceland says he went about slamming doors, so that people could hardly get any rest.
The ornament catches him running through a red ring with a big black key in both hands, grinning, one shoe sticking out below. Every side of him is modelled and painted by hand. About 7.5 cm (3 in), designed by Brian Pilkington for Sólarfilma, with a small English booklet in the box.
Product facts
- Character
- Hurðaskellir (Door Slammer), the seventh of the 13 Yule Lads
- Comes to town
- 18 December
- Size
- about 7.5 cm (3 in), by the maker's measure
- Design
- Brian Pilkington
- Brand
- Sólarfilma
- Finish
- painted by hand, back as well as front
- Hangs from
- a gold-coloured cord loop
- In the box
- the ornament in a clear window box, with a small booklet in English about the 13 Yule Lads and the Yule Cat
- Good to know
- a decoration, not a toy
- EAN
- 5690666911076
Shipping, duties & returns
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US & Canada duties — collected at checkout; nothing to pay on delivery. How it works
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Why you'll love it
- A regular at the National MuseumEach December the Yule Lads visit the National Museum of Iceland one by one, and the museum says Door Slammer always slams its doors when he comes.
- A tree of memoriesOne customer hangs the Yule Lads on a tree that recalls a trip to Iceland, choosing a lad to suit each member of the family. She hints that this one is for a house with a teenager in it.
- Drawn mid-strideBrian Pilkington shows him in the middle of a dash, one shoe already out of the ring, as if the next door is waiting.
- Packed for the tripA moulded clear tray holds him in his window box with the English booklet. One customer mentions that he came well packed.
- Duties settled at checkoutFor the US and Canada there is nothing more to pay when he is delivered.



