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Check out Getty’s 2026 Holiday Gift Guide for unique gifts inspired by the artworks in Getty’s collection, including beautiful porcelain dishes, silk scarves, books and more. A few highlgihts:

ALL FOR ART Collection
Celebrate a new chapter for Getty with our latest collection, featuring merchandise that debuts Getty’s refreshed brand identity and its guiding message: ALL FOR ART

ALL FOR ART Ceramic Tray
This versatile ceramic tray celebrates the institution’s refreshed brand identity and commitment to making art accessible to all. Perfect for organizing small essentials, displaying treasures or adding an artistic accent to your home.

ALL FOR ART Water Bottle (Rainbow / Silver)
Take Getty with you wherever you go. This stainless steel water bottle is a stylish everyday essential that celebrates Getty’s refreshed brand identity.

Getty G Mark Canvas Bag
Featuring Getty’s distinctive “G” mark on natural-colored canvas with blue handles and trim, this compact carryall is perfect for daily essentials, whether you’re heading to the museum, running errands or exploring the city. An interior zippered pocket and snap closure keep small necessities tucked away, while a detachable shoulder strap offers another way to carry it. It’s a stylish expression of Getty’s commitment to expanding access to art and cultural heritage worldwide.

Porcelain Jewels Collection
The Porcelain Jewels collection is inspired by an elaborately ornamented 18th-century Sèvres porcelain cup and saucer in the Getty Museum's decorative arts collection. Seeming to gleam with bright gems, the original cup and saucer are heavily adorned using the complicated and expensive technique known as jeweling, where stamped gold foils set with colored enamels were used to imitate cameos, pearls and precious stones.

Porcelain Jewels collection Mug and Saucer Set
Porcelain Jewels Collection Silk Scarf

Chantilly Kakiemon Collection
The Chantilly Kakiemon collection celebrates an 18th century French porcelain dish and wine bottle in the Getty Museum's decorative arts collection. Their ornamentation was inspired by Japanese Kakiemon ware, a distinctive style of porcelain decorated with sparse asymmetrical motifs rendered with limited colors on a white background. Elements such as the shishi (mythical lion-like creature) on the bottle cooler were copied directly from motifs on known Japanese examples.

Chantilly Kakiemon Collection Plate
Chantilly Kakiemon Collection Tea Pot

Additional gifts from the Getty Museum Store

Getty Garden Blend Green Tea Tin
Inspired by the serene gardens of the Getty sites, this delicate blend of Japanese green tea, rose petals, chamomile and bergamot evokes artful tranquility in every sip.

Miffy Blue Keychain
The Crocheted Miffy and Friends Keychain brings Dick Bruna’s beloved characters to life in a charming, handcrafted form. These adorable keychains are both artistic and heartwarming, offering a delightful way to keep a piece of Miffy’s world with you wherever you go.

The Ultimate Book of Mythical Creatures
With more than 50 flaps, tabs, pop-ups and rotating wheels, creatures from mythology and folklore come to life in this oversized, interactive book. Young readers will learn about creatures such as the Loch Ness monster, Bigfoot, Pegasus, mermaids, the phoenix and many more!

Kodak Charmera Millenium Edition - Digital Camera Keychain (Blind Box)
This digital camera keychain integrates a new suite of 2000s-era filters and frames, featuring the iconic video player interface, nostalgic old TV tube effects and pixelated digital filters that capture that early-tech aesthetic. It’s more than a tribute, it’s a high-gloss, metallic reimagining of the era that changed everything.

Battle of the Bones Bandana (25 in x 25 in)
Silk bandana based on a drawing by Odilon Redon titled "Battle of the Bones" from the Getty Museum’s collection.

The Getty Center will be closed for a year of renovations beginning March 15, 2027, but the Getty Museum Store online will remain available.


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The J. Paul Getty Museum collects Greek and Roman antiquities, European paintings, drawings, manuscripts, sculpture and decorative arts to 1900, as well as photographs from around the world to the present day. The Museum's mission is to display and interpret its collections, and present important loan exhibitions and publications for the enjoyment and education of visitors locally and internationally. This is supported by an active program of research, conservation, and public programs that seek to deepen our knowledge of and connection to works of art.

Visiting the Getty Center
The Getty Center is open Tuesday through Sunday, 10am to 6:30pm. The Getty Center is open until 9pm on Saturdays, year-round. It is closed Mondays, Thanksgiving, December 25 (Christmas Day), and January 1. Admission to the Getty Center is always free, but a reservation is required for admission. Make reservations online or at (310) 440-7300. Parking is $25 per car or motorcycle; $15 after 3pm; $10 after 6pm. Saturdays after 6pm, parking is free. The Getty Center is at 1200 Getty Center Drive, Los Angeles, California.

Visiting the Getty Villa
The Getty Villa is open Wednesday through Monday, 10am to 5pm. It is closed Tuesdays, Thanksgiving, December 25 (Christmas Day), and January 1. Admission to the Getty Villa is always free, but a reservation is required for admission. Make reservations online or at (310) 440-7300. Parking is $25, and $15 after 3pm. The Getty Villa is at 17985 Pacific Coast Highway, Pacific Palisades, California.