Christmas pyramid Grandma's Christmas parlor by Hubrig Volkskunst

Christmas pyramid Grandma's Christmas parlor by Hubrig Volkskunst from Zschorlau in the Ore Mountains

A typical Hutzen evening, Erzgebirgisch: Hutznohmd, shows this extremely richly decorated Christmas pyramid from the workshop of Hubrig Volkskunst from Zschorlau. Hutznohmd was a popular activity in grandma's time, but the family or neighbors came together in the evening to eat,make music, carve or make lace. The family moved closer together.

Experience pure nostalgia with this Christmas pyramid

Against this historical background, the Hubrig manufactory has created this beautiful colorfully painted Christmas pyramid. It shows an evening in the family life of our ancestors in the Erzgebirge. Perhaps it is Christmas Eve, because a colorfully decorated Christmas tree with presents underneath adorns the living room. You can't get enough of looking at the rotating disc, there are so many things to discover. The first thing that catches the viewer's eye is the large green tiled stove, which used to be a must in people's parlors and was often equipped with a bench all around. On this you could enjoy a cosy and above all warm evening.

Christmas pyramid motif Grandma's Christmas parlor shows old traditions

Grandparents and their grandchildren have made themselves comfortable on this bench.Grandma reads the Christmas story to her little grandson,who happily pulls his wooden train behind him. With her glasses she can read very well again. The granddaughter is already older and has learned the craft of bobbin lace making from her grandmother and is allowed to finish the fine lace work. The doily is perhaps a gift for her mother. The bobbin lace bag,which is attached to a stand. The girl with the cheeky pigtails is looking forward to surprising her mother, because she has a happy face.

Christmas scene with an old look

Of course, the grandfather must not be missing. After the work is done, he devotes himself to his hobby, carving. A nutcracker can be seen on a carving bench, which grandpa is working on with a carving knife. And there's more to discover. There are mugs and bowls on the stove, to keep drinks and food warm and a teapot in the stove. A small incense burner between the grandparents spreads a pleasant aroma. Under the stove bench, dry wood is piled up, waiting to be burned. A cute kitten plays with the ball of wool that grandma wants to knit a new sweater from.

Convertible Christmas pyramid with wax candles or tea lights

You’ll always discover something new with this Christmas pyramid, and when it spins in the warm glow of candlelight, the atmosphere becomes truly romantic. The design of the pyramid’s arches is particularly striking. Decorated in gold tones with intricate details, they provide a festive backdrop to the scene. A sprig of mistletoe beneath the winged wheel, with the Star of Bethlehem at its center, makes this Christmas pyramid perfect. The green color of the branch harmonizes with the green of the base, which is additionally accented with gold paint for an antique look. This way, the entire arrangement comes together harmoniously.

Another advantage is the interchangeability of the candle holders. The candle holders can be fitted with standard pyramid candles (⌀ 14 mm) or with tea lights. To do this, simply remove the inserts for the pyramid candles. The appropriate candle holders are included in the package. Without the windmill, the Christmas pyramid from the Ore Mountains measures 25 x 30 x 22 cm.

Look forward to a piece of Ore Mountain tradition from Hubrig.