The House of Ratags produces this pretty and timeless star arch pyramid with loving, detailed handwork.
Pyramids are simply a part of many households at Christmas time; the candlelight creates a cozy and comfortable atmosphere to linger.
Amidst the festive splendor of the Orient, a unique scene unfolds: the miraculous birth of Christ. Holy Night has arrived, and the pyramid tells this timeless story with astonishing vividness and depth. Handcrafted and carved with masterful precision, the pyramid houses a magical depiction of the birth of Christ in a magnificent setting.
The heart of this moving pyramid is the fascinating interplay of the lovingly carved figures. The shepherd, with his astonished sheep, frozen in amazement, captures the majesty of this sacred moment. Each sheep, intricately carved, exudes an aura of calm and wonder as they huddle comfortably under the rotating 3D palm tree. The carved donkey, in his humble form, finds protection and warmth under the palm trees, which give him a feeling of security.
The magic of the pyramid lies not only in the masterful carving, but also in its functional design. The solid wood arch pyramid is powered by two tea lights, which are placed in the matching solid wood tea light holders. The gentle warmth of the candles not only brings the pyramid to life, but also creates a soothing, soft glow that bathes the scene in a mesmerizing light.
The details of the hand-carved artwork are of remarkable precision and convey the message of peace, hope and love that comes with the birth of Christ. Every carefully carved figure, every fine detail and warm lighting merge into a symbol of the Christmas season that not only tells the story of the birth of Christ but also embodies the timeless message of faith and humanity. The pyramid becomes a precious heirloom that will fill hearts with the spirit of Christmas for generations.
- Made in different natural tones
- Height approx. 26cm
- for tea lights
You can find more beautiful pyramids from Ratags as well as from other manufacturers from the Erzgebirge here.
Would you like to know more about the creation of the Christmas pyramids? Then take a look at the article on Wikipedia Christmas pyramid.
