Chocolate Santa Claus copper – 70g

Copper chocolate Santa Claus by Fesey Schokoladenfiguren

The copper chocolate Santa Claus by Fesey Schokoladenfiguren comes in a burnt reddish-brown with a metallic shimmer, the warmest color in the entire range. The hollow-molded figure weighs 70 grams and sits on the Sunday afternoon table between the cake plate and the candle as if it had always been there.

Copper chocolate Santa Claus is one of the chocolate figures from Fesey in Riemerling near Munich and is a Christmas figure made of milk chocolate. The color is reminiscent of a cauldron over a fire, making it far removed from standard catalogue Christmas decorations.

Sitting exactly between the rich red and the bright gold of the other chocolate figures, this copper tone feels calmer than both. On an Advent coffee table, you don't need a second eye-catcher. If you want more height for the center of the table, opt for the 125-gram copper-colored Santa Claus.

Burnt copper with a warm shimmer

The copper has a distinct reddish tint and darkens toward the base where the folds are denser. Under a pendant lamp, the color truly glows; in daylight, it looks earthier, almost like antique metal. On light wood, the tone takes on a cinnamon hue, while on dark oak, the metallic aspect stands out.

Amidst pine green and brown wood, it holds its own and adds a warm focal point to the setting. Placed between two candles, the foil casts small spots of light onto the tablecloth, and turning the figure shifts the entire pattern.

An afternoon between cake and candle

During Advent, Sunday afternoon belongs to the coffee table, where the figure initially just stands around and watches. By the second slice of stollen, someone will inevitably realize that this size is perfect for sharing among four people. Placed on a side table, the figure doesn't get in anyone's way, nor does it obstruct the view of the cake.

The head goes first, then the hood, and in the end, a piece of the sack remains for whoever waited the longest. The milk chocolate remains mild and creamy, as it contains more cocoa butter than cocoa mass, allowing it to melt smoothly. It pairs just right with unsweetened filter coffee or black tea with lemon.

Keep the remainder in a cool, dark place, as even copper loses its tension directly above a radiator.

Everything festive comes from the mold

The beard lies long across the chest, the hood falls softly onto the back, and the bulging sack pulls the shoulder forward. Nothing about this is printed; everything comes from the two-part nostalgic mold, and with monochromatic foil, the embossing has no other choice. Even the folds on the sleeves are embossed, which is why they change slightly with every angle of light.

The slight forward lean gives the figure a sense of motion, as if it had just walked through the door. Because the foil is applied by hand, the fine crease at the hem is never in the exact same place on any two pieces. The workshop therefore calls its chocolate figures unique, and when you unwrap one, you will see why.

You can find our copper figure alongside all chocolate figures from Fesey, as well as Christmas items for your table and other chocolate for coffee time.