Traditional craftsmanship meets modern motif: The smoking man edge stool doctor from KWO
In the cold season they are indispensable from German living rooms: Smoking men. They create a special atmosphere and delight young and old. A very special specimen is the smoking man edge stool doctor from KWO Kunstgewerbe-Werkstätten Olbernhau. Made in the heart of the Ore Mountains, it embodies a successful blend of traditional Ore Mountain craftsmanship and contemporary aesthetics.
Authenticity and quality: Made in Germany
KWO Kunstgewerbe-Werkstätten Olbernhau stands for quality and tradition. Founded in Olbernhau in the Erzgebirge, the company focuses on German craftsmanship and high-quality materials. The edge stool doctor is an impressive example of this philosophy. The figure is made of local woods such as maple, beech, alder, ash, spruce, linden and pine. With a height of 15 cm and a width of 14 cm it is not only an eye-catcher, but also a room scent dispenser of the special kind. Because it is so designed, that it can accommodate incense candles of standard size (25 mm).
Thanks to the colorful design and the classic design, the doctor fits harmoniously into any interior. And because it is handmade in the Ore Mountains, you can be sure, to own a real unique. The "Original KWO!" -seal guarantees the authenticity and high quality of the product.
The perfect addition to your Advent-and Christmas decoration
The edge stool series of KWO is specially designed for the Advent season and as a Christmas decoration. The doctor as a motif fits perfectly into the contemplative time and represents a loving tribute to all people in the health care. Whether on the windowsill, the shelf or the table - the figure creates everywhere a cozy ambience and spreads a pleasant fragrance by smoking. Thus it is not only a visual highlight, but also a sensual experience.
In short: With the smoking manikin edge stool doctor from KWO you make yourself or your loved ones a special gift, that combines tradition and modernity and is also "Made in Germany".
