Discover 30 Afrocentric Christmas Décor Items

Get ready to sleigh the holiday season with some serious Afrocentric flair! We’ve scoured the internet to bring you 30 absolutely fabulous Christmas decor items that celebrate Black culture and heritage. From stunning ornaments that’ll make your tree pop to gift bags that’ll have everyone asking “Where did you get that?!”, we’ve got everything you need to deck your halls with African-inspired awesomeness.

Whether you’re looking to add a touch of melanin magic to your existing decor or going all out with an Afrocentric Christmas extravaganza, this list has got you covered. We’re talking Santa figurines with beautiful brown skin, Kwanzaa-inspired table runners, and ornaments featuring iconic Black figures that’ll make your heart sing “Jingle Bells” with pride.

So grab your hot cocoa, crank up some Mariah Carey, and get ready to discover the most lit Afrocentric Christmas decor that’ll have your home looking like a winter wonderland straight outta Wakanda. Trust us, your Instagram feed (and your ancestors) will thank you later! 

#1. Santa Head Ornament (Get it Here)

Santa needs no introduction, but a Black Santa is definitely going to get everyone thinking. This should make a good décor for your Christmas tree.

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#2. Christmas Towel (Get it Here)

Kitchens are mostly neglected during home decoration for Christmas. Ironically, that is where most of the goodies shared during the holidays come from. This Christmas towel should bring the holiday spirit right into your kitchen.

#3. Christmas Nutcracker (Get it Here)

There is no better Christmas décor for your sitting room than this African American nutcracker with a white fur hat. Your kids will find this 10-inch figure amazing

#4. Mr & Mrs. Santa (Get it Here)

Need an amusing décor that captures the spirit of African Christmas? Look no further. Mr. and Mrs. Santa’s miniature sculptures will be your personal favorite.

#5. City Souvenirs Ornament (Get it Here)

This season, make your Christmas tree more colorful by hanging this African Christmas ornate on it. It is also the perfect way of keeping connected to your African roots when you can’t physically travel.

#6. Inflatable Santa Claus (Get it Here)

This 6-foot-long inflatable Santa riding a bike will make a perfect Christmas décor for your lawn. It can be plugged into an electrical outlet to light up your lawn with a nostalgic feeling.

#7. African America Dancing Santa (Get it Here)

This life-size dancing Santa has speakers that fill the entire house with Christmas melodies. The most important symbol of this décor is the idea of a racially-inclusive Christmas.

#8. Santa Claus Throw Blanket (Get it Here)

This Santa-themed blanket can drape over your chairs or cover your bed. Either way, you will always wake up with good tidings.

#9. African Santa Pillow Case (Get it Here)

This Santa pillowcase will not only bring you good tidings but is also breathable and hypoallergenic. It can help you to fight bead sweats and reduce facial wrinkling. Want to know if it works? Place your order today.

#10. African America Santa Worships (Get it Here)

Have you seen an African American Santa praying? Now, this is one of the holiday décors that will definitely get everyone talking—especially your kids.

#11. Black Girl Magic Ornaments (Get it Here)

Black is beautiful. This year, bring that black beauty to your Christmas tree by decorating it with the black girl magic ornaments. Interestingly, there are many shades to choose from.

#12. South Africa Christmas Ornament (Get it Here)

If you are from South Africa and unable to travel home, one of the ways of keeping home close to your heart is by adding this South Africa flag ornament to your Christmas tree. A picture, they say, is worth a thousand words.

#13. Ankara Christmas Ornament (Get it Here)

These heart-shaped Ankara Christmas ornaments will add flavor to your Christmas tree. It is an indirect way of expressing your love for everything African.

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#14. Black Ballerina Christmas Ornament (Get it Here)

Variety is the spice of life. This year, having a variety of African-themed Christmas ornaments hanging on your tree will not only show your intent but also make your tree glow differently. Whether your tree is outdoor or indoor it will get tongues wagging.

#15. Kente Ornaments (Get it Here)

Many people may not get the opportunity to be with their families this year for one reason or another. However, this Kente ornament can be the link that keeps you close to home.

#16. Black Woman Christmas Card (Get it Here)

Christmas cards can be unforgettable.

#17. African Angel Ornament (Get it Here)

White angels are popular but black angels are rarely heard or have a negative connotation. This year, show the world how lovely African angels can be with this cute ornament hanging on your Christmas tree.

#18. Black Family Ornament (Get it Here)

The things in front of us are the things that we are usually blinded to. This year, reminisce on the beauty of family by putting up this black family ornament on your Christmas tree

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#19. Mud Cloth Stockings (Get it Here)

A mudcloth stocking is always an elegant touch to celebrate culture and preserve Christmas traditions..

#20. Afro Puff Christmas Ornament (Get it Here)

This Afro puff will change the way you look at your Christmas tree. You can even hang it in your car to carry the holiday spirit with you wherever you go.

#21. Elegant Christmas Wreath (Get it Here)

Christmas wreaths are a standing tradition for Christmas. This wreath is contemporary and elegant and can be hung on any door.

#22. African Nativity Tabletop Decoration (Get it Here)

If you work from home, having Christmas decor on your working table can give you a sense of purpose. In addition to that, these lighted tabletop Christmas decorations also serve as a great accessory.

#23. African Angel Tree Topper (Get it Here)

This beautifully crafted African angel ornament is perfect for topping the tree.

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#24. Black Christmas Angel Ornament (Get it Here)

Here is another ornament that can add color to your Christmas tree. This ornament comes with a gold-colored ribbon for hanging anywhere around the home. You can send this as a gift to a loved one and they will definitely cherish it for life.

#25. Christmas Gift Tray (Get it Here)

Christmas is a time for giving. If you have cheerful neighbors, you should expect lots of gifts, This gift tray is not only a Christmas decor but can also help you to organize your gifts so that they are not strewn all over your home.

#26. Christmas Invitations (Get it Here)

These balls are covered with colorful African prints and embellished with gold or silver braids. Furthermore, it has a ribbon for hanging them on your Christmas tree. You just have to love it.

#27. African Gift Bag (Get it Here)

Invited to a dinner party this holiday season? An African gift bag with a special gift for your host is just the unforgettable touch that will make the holidays quite memorable.

#28. Afrocentric Christmas Wall Art (Get it Here)

Christmas wall art gives your holiday decor a nice touch.

#29. Ankara Gift Wrap Ribbon (Get it Here)

Ankara gift wrap ribbons add an Afrocentric vibe to your Christmas traditions.

#30. Christmas Doormat (Get it Here)

A Christmas doormat is a way of warning your visitors about what they are likely to experience before they step into your lavishly decorated home. Like every other outdoor Christmas decor, it sends good tidings to the people around you.

Conclusion

If there is something to learn or a message to pass using these holiday decors, it is the fact that Christmas is for all. African Americans have the duty of keeping their kids connected to their roots all the time.

Also, let your kids know that people with their skin color have a place in the Christmas story. Which of the holiday decors stands out for you? Which of them will you shop for first? Let us know in the comment box below.