Stranger Things Acrylic Advent Calendar Blind Box

An acrylic advent calendar blind box is a countdown display with 24 sealed compartments, each hiding one flat acrylic ornament that you reveal a day at a time. Unlike paper calendars filled with chocolate, both the frame and the ornaments are keepable, so the calendar becomes a display piece once December ends.

The "blind box" part means the design behind each door stays hidden until you open it — you collect the full set over 24 days rather than seeing everything at once.

Each box holds 24 separate compartments with one flat 2D acrylic ornament in each - no repeats and no filler pieces. The ornaments use high-definition digital printing on anti-glare acrylic panels, and gold hanging cords are included so every piece is ready to hang straight out of the compartment.

The acrylic is a solid flat panel rather than a hollow moulded figure, which is why the pieces stay flat enough to sit on a tree branch or a wreath without pulling it down.

The box measures 26 × 18 cm (roughly 10 × 7 inches), so it sits on a shelf, desk or mantel without taking over the space. The individual ornaments are palm-sized flat pieces - small by design, so they hang on a standard tree branch without weighing it down.

Worth setting expectations honestly: a common note in customer reviews is that the calendar is smaller than people picture from photos. If you want a large centrepiece, this is not that - it's a compact countdown you keep and reuse.

No. This is an independent design created and sold by an artist on Printblur. It is not produced, licensed, endorsed by or affiliated with any television network, film studio or toy manufacturer. Officially licensed calendars are sold through the rights holder's own store and its authorised retail partners.

If official licensing matters to you, check the packaging for a printed copyright notice naming the studio - licensed products carry one, independent designs do not.

Yes. Nothing inside is edible or perishable, and the acrylic frame is built to be kept rather than thrown out. Most buyers move the 24 ornaments onto the tree the first year, store the empty frame flat afterwards, and refill it with the same pieces the following December.

Store the ornaments in a soft pouch or the original compartments — acrylic scratches more easily than glass does.

Gold cords are included in the box. Thread one through the pre-cut hole at the top of each ornament, tie a simple loop, and hang it on a branch. Because the pieces are flat and light, they also work on wreaths, garlands, gift bags, curtain rails, or a bare-branch display.

For a shelf display instead, small acrylic easel stands work with flat 2D pieces of this size.