John Lewis' best-selling rainbow bauble is back in stock online and in stores.

The colourful bauble (£8) features a bright rainbow, the symbol of support for NHS workers, and 25 per cent of the retail price will be donated to NHS Charities Together, supporting NHS staff and volunteers caring for COVID-19 patients.

In September, John Lewis revealed that the rainbow Christmas tree decoration had been one of its best-selling baubles since opening its online Christmas shop in late August.

'We had rainbow baubles in previous years, but this year the rainbow has become an emblem of 2020 and the NHS,' says Jason Billings-Cray, Partner and Junior Buyer, Christmas Shop. 'With this in mind, we have attached a charity donation, 25 per cent of the retail price going to NHS Charities Together.'

John Lewis & Partners Pop Art Rainbow Bauble, Multi

John Lewis & Partners Pop Art Rainbow Bauble, Multi

John Lewis & Partners Pop Art Rainbow Bauble, Multi

Credit: John Lewis & Partners

The rainbow bauble will also be sold in 300 Waitrose branches from 2nd November.

The bauble is part of John Lewis' seventh theme, the Pop Art trend, perfect for children and parents who wish to indulge in their playful side. Themed decorations include art materials, diggers and dinosaurs.

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In John Lewis' flagship Oxford Street store, 1,332 hanging green baubles decorate the shop floor, while the walkway features delicate glass baubles from the Post Impressionism trend. New for this year and in the midst of the pandemic, John Lewis has also launched a 3D tour of its Oxford Street shop, enabling customers to 'walk' through and shop.

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