Arch pyramid carved deer

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The arched pyramid carved with deer from Mller attracts all eyes with its timeless elegance. High-quality, local woods characterize the appearance of this decoration. The light wood radiates a natural warmth and harmonizes effortlessly with both modern and classic interior styles. Finely curved arches and the meticulous craftsmanship impressively showcase the craftsmanship.At the center is an ornate linden wood chip tree. Three hand-carved deer stand around the chip tree. The deer feature delicate contours and lend the scene a special vibrancy.Four pyramid candle holders are evenly distributed on the corners of the base plate. The holders have a clear yet elegant appearance. As soon as you light the candles, the heat rises and sets the impeller in motion. The wings turn as if by magic, setting the entire scene in a gentle rotation. This makes the deer appear as if they are curiously examining their surroundings. The movement lends the decoration an animated touch and creates atmospheric light reflections.Soft lines, no sharp edges, and carefully sanded surfaces make this pyramid a truly stylish piece. Unlike traditional Christmas decorations, this piece can be used year-round. It brings a natural and cozy feel to your living room while focusing on a long-lasting design.With this arched pyramid, youre purchasing an artfully crafted, unique piece that will delight generations. Experience craftsmanship and timeless form combined in a unique decoration.Dimensions: 23x14x31 cmforpyramid candlesnaturalYou can find many beautiful pyramids from Mller and other manufacturers from the Ore Mountainshere.The tradition of Christmas pyramids:The tradition of Christmas pyramids comes from the Ore Mountains in Germany. It developed in the 18th century. Originally, Christmas pyramids were made from wood. These artistic structures rotate due to the rising heat of candles. The focus is usually on biblical scenes or winter motifs. The pyramids symbolize the light and hope of the Christmas season. In the past, they served as the forerunner of the Christmas tree. In the Ore Mountains, Christmas pyramids are an integral part of the festive decorations. They are often passed down from generation to generation. Each pyramid is an expression of traditional craftsmanship.