110+ Watercolor Christmas Graphics Bundle — Extended License

Capture the warmth, sparkle, and cozy charm of the season with a large collection of hand-painted watercolor Christmas graphics. Perfect for holiday cards, wedding invitations, wall art, stickers, packaging, and more — this bundle gives you richly textured, hand-drawn elements that make seasonal projects feel personal and artful.

What’s included

• 111 watercolor Christmas graphics (110+)
• Hand-drawn on cotton paper and digitally refined
• High-resolution JPG & PNG files (up to 3000 × 3000 px)
• Compatible with Adobe Photoshop, Procreate, and other raster programs

Bundle contents (detailed)

• 66 single elements (PNG)
• 7 Christmas houses (JPG, PNG)
• 5 Christmas trees (PNG)
• 16 Christmas compositions (JPG, PNG)
• 7 seamless patterns on colored backgrounds (JPG)
• 6 seamless patterns on white/transparent backgrounds (JPG, PNG)
• 4 watercolor textures (PNG)
• Previews of the included graphics

Key features

• Authentic watercolor look — hand-painted on cotton paper, scanned at high resolution
• Ready-to-use PNGs with transparent backgrounds and JPGs for easy layout and printing
• Flexible for digital and print projects: cards, invites, wall art, stickers, labels, social posts, and more
• Clean, natural textures and compositions to elevate festive designs

License & usage

• This product includes an Extended Commercial License.
• Use the assets for unlimited personal and commercial projects.
• Restrictions:
  • The bundle files may not be sublicensed, resold, shared, transferred, or redistributed on their own.
  • End products must not be used or sold in a manner that directly competes with the original item (i.e., you cannot sell the bundle assets as-is).
  • You may not share the downloadable files with others as standalone assets.

Delivery & access

• Instant download after purchase.
• Lifetime access to the files once downloaded to your device.

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