Pointed arch pyramid gift angel

Description:

This pointed arch pyramid with gift angels from Mller Kleinkunst captivates with its delicate pointed arch made of fine Sipo wood, which serves as the base and immediately catches the eye. At the center of the pyramid is an artfully turned linden tree, which draws the eye and creates an atmospheric atmosphere. Four hand-painted gift angels, whose faces were crafted with great attention to detail, are grouped around the tree. The angels carry various gifts such as apples, balls, stars, and a small Christmas tree, bringing the anticipation of the holiday season to life through their lively depiction.As soon as the candles in the four holders are lit, the air warms and gently sets the impellers in motion. This causes the scene to rotate, allowing the figures on the rotating turntable to appropriately usher in the Christmas season. The balanced composition of local woods and fine materials is reflected in numerous detailseach piece of wood impresses with its natural grain, thus emphasizing the vibrancy of the overall display.This model impresses with its superior craftsmanship and traditional craftsmanship. The pyramid measures approximately 22 cm wide, 15 cm deep, and 28 cm high, making it a decorative centerpiece on any table or sideboard. Customers benefit from the sturdy construction and enduring quality typical of products from Mller Kleinkunst from Seiffen in the Ore Mountains. The delicate proportions, the history of the figures, and the detailed painting create a magnificent overall image that impressively reflects the magic of the Christmas season.Dimensions: 22 x 15 x 28 cmSipo woodforpyramid 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.